Lazio set Greenwood deadline, as Marseille, Juventus and Napoli wait | OneFootball

Lazio have reportedly lost patience with Mason Greenwood and set an ultimatum for the Manchester United outcast to decide tomorrow between them, Olympique Marseille, Napoli and Juventus.

The winger was frozen out of the squad following domestic abuse charges, which were later dropped because he got back together with his partner and they are now expecting a baby.

Nonetheless, after a loan spell at Getafe, he is still persona non grata at Manchester United and they want a sale this summer.

Greenwood keeps everyone waiting

Olympique Marseille had agreed terms with the club for €27.6m plus €4m in add-ons and up to 50 per cent of the future sale fee.

That stalled when the Mayor of Marseille and quite a few fans protested against the attempt to sign Greenwood, also causing the player to rethink.

According to Calciomercato.com, Lazio are fed up of being strung along and have set a deadline for the Englishman to either choose them or they will withdraw their offer on Monday.

The proposal from Lazio is believed to be €23m plus 50 per cent of the future fee.

Juventus and Napoli are also keeping a close eye on the situation and could step in, but seem less in a hurry.