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Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood has met senior football figures at the club for what have been described as "constructive discussions" about his exit from Old Trafford.
United forward Mason Greenwood has held constructive talks with the club's football leadership team, including new sporting director Dan Ashworth and technical director Jason Wilcox, regarding his departure from Old Trafford. The 22-year-old striker, who has been absent from training since January 2022, is reportedly the subject of firm interest from Italian side Lazio and French club Marseille, now managed by Roberto de Zerbi.
According to sources, Greenwood's representatives have been in advanced talks with Marseille, although United have refused to comment on reports of a formal bid. The club's preference remains for Greenwood to secure a permanent move, following his loan spell at Getafe last season.
Greenwood's potential exit comes as no surprise, given his prolonged absence from the team and the club's decision to reverse their initial plan to reintegrate him into Erik ten Hag's squad. The England international has been linked with several clubs, including Lazio and Marseille, who are eager to secure his services.
Meanwhile, Marcus Rashford, who was absent from club pictures on the first day of training, has returned to Carrington two weeks early to start physical work and regain his form. Despite speculation about a potential sale, Rashford is committed to United and determined to regain the form that led to him scoring 30 goals in the 2022-23 season.
Jadon Sancho, another United forward, has been in a long-running dispute with manager Ten Hag, which led to him spending the second half of last season on loan at Borussia Dortmund. Tyrrell Malacia, who missed all of last season through injury, was also absent from training pictures.
As the football transfer window heats up, United fans are eagerly awaiting news of Greenwood's next move. Will he join Marseille or Lazio? Only time will tell.
Key Takeaways:
United forward Mason Greenwood has held constructive talks with the club's football leadership team, including new sporting director Dan Ashworth and technical director Jason Wilcox, regarding his departure from Old Trafford. The 22-year-old striker, who has been absent from training since January 2022, is reportedly the subject of firm interest from Italian side Lazio and French club Marseille, now managed by Roberto de Zerbi.
According to sources, Greenwood's representatives have been in advanced talks with Marseille, although United have refused to comment on reports of a formal bid. The club's preference remains for Greenwood to secure a permanent move, following his loan spell at Getafe last season.
Greenwood's potential exit comes as no surprise, given his prolonged absence from the team and the club's decision to reverse their initial plan to reintegrate him into Erik ten Hag's squad. The England international has been linked with several clubs, including Lazio and Marseille, who are eager to secure his services.
Meanwhile, Marcus Rashford, who was absent from club pictures on the first day of training, has returned to Carrington two weeks early to start physical work and regain his form. Despite speculation about a potential sale, Rashford is committed to United and determined to regain the form that led to him scoring 30 goals in the 2022-23 season.
Jadon Sancho, another United forward, has been in a long-running dispute with manager Ten Hag, which led to him spending the second half of last season on loan at Borussia Dortmund. Tyrrell Malacia, who missed all of last season through injury, was also absent from training pictures.
As the football transfer window heats up, United fans are eagerly awaiting news of Greenwood's next move. Will he join Marseille or Lazio? Only time will tell.
Key Takeaways:
- Mason Greenwood in talks with Manchester United about exit
- Marseille leads race for signature, with Lazio also interested
- Greenwood absent from training since January 2022
- Rashford returns to training early to regain form
- United prefers permanent move for Greenwood
