Serie A giants lining up to sign Man United outcast Mason Greenwood

Juventus have asked for Manchester United's out-of-favour forward Mason Greenwood

Juventus are prepared to give Mason Greenwood a new beginning in Italy.

The Turin juggernauts have made it obvious that they are keen to provide the Manchester United striker with a return to elite football. They have checked out the camp of Mason Greenwood.

Juve also hopes that a long-term loan arrangement can be reached this summer. Greenwood is also a target for Milan and Roma. Additionally, there have been rumours of a relocation to Turkey.

Juve, though, is optimistic that having Paul Pogba in their lineup will help them. In February, the claimed rape and assault against Greenwood were dismissed. His last appearance for United was in January 2022.

And away from their Carrington base, the forward is currently training alone. The two years remaining on Greenwood's £75,000 per week deal are still in effect.

And United worry that if they decide to sell, they will have a hard time getting a respectable price.

Due to this, an extended loan is his best chance of moving. But only if the team Greenwood joins pays for his salary.

Greenwood hasn't appeared for the Red Devils in more than 16 months, and his future at Old Trafford is becoming less definite. However, Juventus, who want to take him on a long-term loan, may provide him the chance to begin his career abroad.

The representatives of Greenwood have already been contacted by the Italian goliaths to inquire about his interest.

Along with Roma and AC Milan, two other Serie A teams are also considering the 21-year-old, whereas Turkish clubs are reportedly keeping an eye on Greenwood's status.