Saudi Arabia ready to push hard for Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood | OneFootball

Manchester United loanee Mason Greenwood is starting to make headlines ahead of the summer transfer window, both for his goals for Getafe and attracting interest from some of Europe’s biggest clubs.

Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, and Juventus have all monitored the Man United talent, who has been directly involved in 14 goals for Getafe in 29 La Liga appearances this term.

The Red Devils’ attack have appeared toothless all season, failing to trouble opposition defences on a regular basis, especially with Marcus Rashford struggling to replicate his prolific form of the 2022/23 campaign.

As such, Erik ten Hag could certainly do with Greenwood’s ball-striking ability.

However, as per MARCA, United intend to sell their academy product “no matter what.”

Fortunately for them, there are plenty of clubs open to adding the controversial forward to their ranks. The Spanish outlet says Barcelona, Atletico, Juventus, and Milan have all made enquiries concerning the 22-year-old’s situation.

However, now Saudi Arabia has joined the race for Greenwood’s signature.

MARCA claim the country is “betting the hardest” and is “coming with everything” to win the transfer battle for the Getafe star.

It is added that Greenwood wants to play in the Champions League, but United’s stance could hamper his hopes.

The Premier League giants, who reportedly want €60 million for the Englishman, are looking to raise cash by selling some of their stars to rebuild their side without breaking the Premier League’s PSR rules.

As such, they will sell Greenwood to the highest bidder; at this point, it appears it is going to be Saudi.

The Gulf state may end up helping United’s financial fair play concerns by also offering them a significant fee for Casemiro.

Recently, the Peoples Person relayed a report claiming SPL outfit Al Nassr are preparing a €40 million bid for the Brazilian midfielder.

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