Mason Greenwood has emerged as the latest attacking target for Juventus after his proposed move to Roma reportedly stalled during negotiations this summer.
Roma have been attempting to sign the English forward over the past few weeks after also pursuing him during the previous transfer window. Juventus were involved in the race for his signature last summer as well, but Olympique Marseille refused to sanction his departure after only one season at the club, forcing the Bianconeri to pursue alternative attacking options.
Juventus revive Greenwood interest
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Marseille are now reportedly open to considering offers for Greenwood, prompting Juventus to reignite its interest in bringing the attacker to Turin ahead of the new campaign.
According to [TuttoJuve](https://www.tuttojuve.com/calciomercato/greenwood-juve-corsa-783369), the Bianconeri believe the former Manchester United academy graduate possesses the quality required to significantly strengthen Luciano Spalletti’s attacking options.
The report adds that Spalletti is keen to work with Greenwood as Juventus continue reshaping their squad in preparation for the upcoming season.
Strengthening the forward line remains one of the club’s primary objectives during the transfer window, with Juventus still assessing several attacking targets capable of improving their depth and creativity in the final third.
Champions League factor could help Juventus
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Greenwood is reportedly open to leaving Marseille and may favour a move to a club competing in the Champions League over one not involved in Europe’s premier competition this season, which may count against Juve.
The Bianconeri are believed to regard Greenwood as one of the strongest winger options currently available on the market, particularly given his technical ability and versatility across the forward line.
Although Juventus continue to evaluate several possible signings, Greenwood has now emerged as one of the leading names under consideration as the club works to build a squad capable of challenging for major honours next season.