Mason Greenwood’s six transfer options revealed as European giants circle to sign Man Utd striker

NOW that we know Mason Greenwood is leaving Manchester United, which clubs are in for him?

Greenwood reportedly enjoys the luxury of interest from SIX European giants as he is prepares to exit his boyhood club.

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Mason Greenwood has drawn the interest from SIX giant clubs[/caption]

United’s preference is a permanent sale and they have named their price – £40m.

Marseille are ‘exploring a deal to sign the talented but highly controversial striker’, according to the Athletic.

They report that Greenwood and the Ligue 1 outfit have engaged in positive talks and that he favours them at this stage. 

Greenwood, who spent last season on loan at Getafe, has also been attracting interest from Lazio and a number of other sides.

Italian giants Juventus also hold significant interest in the Bradford-born bagsman who scored 10 goals in 36 games last term.

Napoli are said to be considering a swoop as striker Victor Osimhen eyes a move to the Premier League – with Arsenal closely linked.

Napoli must also prepare themselves for clubs looking to poach Georgian Euros star Khvicha Kvaratskhelia from them.

Portuguese champions Benfica also value Greenwood and could come in with an offer in the coming days.

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According to Portuguese newspaper Record, Benfica chief Rui Pedro Braz met with Greenwood and his dad last month.

Getafe would to retain Greenwood’s services for another loan spell, but cannot afford United’s £40m asking price.

Despite a long list of potential suitors, Greenwood favours a move to Marseille over his other options at this stage.

A move there would potentially see him play under former Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi.

De Zerbi has agreed a deal in principle with Marseille, according to The Guardian.

Jadon Sancho is another out of favour attacker who is for sale, with the Old Trafford side putting a £40m price tag on him. 

Greenwood hasn’t played for the Red Devils since January 2022 and was sent on loan after he had charges of attempted rape, controlling and coercive behaviour and assault dropped.

Greenwood denied all allegations against him.