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Football journalist David Ornstein discloses Man United outcast could return to United or possibly play under De Zerbi following ‘positive dialogue’

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Transfer expert David Ornstein has disclosed that Mason Greenwood, who currently plays for Manchester United, is in discussions with Roberto De Zerbi regarding his future club.

A number of European suitors have expressed interest in Greenwood, who spent the previous season on loan at Getafe. They are interested in him returning for another loan spell, with Lazio being among those believed to be leading the race to acquire him.

‘Positive dialogue’
Ornstein has now confirmed that Marseille have “held positive dialogue” with the United sta. Juventus and Napoli, as well as teams in Germany, Spain, and Portugal, have also been monitoring the 22-year-old’s situation.

The Athletic reports that Greenwood is “believed to favour a Marseille move over other options at this stage.” This would likely result in the opportunity to play under De Zerbi, who has reached a preliminary agreement to assume the role of manager at Stade Velodrome this summer.

The Ligue 1 club and their Premier League counterparts are reportedly in the early stages of negotiations, and financial matters have not yet been addressed. Although United would prefer a permanent sale, a loan option is also being considered.

‘Return to training’ at Manchester United
United abandoned a proposal to reintegrate Greenwood into the team in the summer of 2023 following a substantial backlash from supporters, the media, and club members.

After the Crown Prosecution Service of the United Kingdom discontinued a case against him for attempted rape, assault, and coercive control, it was determined that Greenwood would recommence his career outside of Old Trafford. Greenwood denied all of the accusations levelled against him.

Unless a suitable offer for his signature is received this summer, the Red Devils academy graduate could potentially add to his 35 goals and 12 assists for his boyhood club, Getafe, which he scored ten goals and six assists for last season. He has not ruled out the possibility of returning to training with Erik ten Hag’s team.

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