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This is one of the big files at the start of the summer transfer window. Manchester United’s nugget, Mason Greenwood, who is coming off a positive loan at Getafe in La Liga, is attracting interest despite his many extra-sporting scandals. As we reported this afternoon, Lazio is not giving up on the English player. According to Sky Sportsthe Roman club would have made an offer of 25 million, with a 50% resale clause for the 22-year-old striker, which the president of Lazio, Claudio Lotito, perfectly confirmed in an interview published this Monday but… without mentioning OM. As a reminder, according to our information, OM already has an agreement with the Red Devils. Recently, Naples also positioned itself on the player.
“I offered 25 million plus 50% of the resale, plus bonuses and commissions. However, several rival clubs have stepped in to carry out disruptive action. After Juventus, Napoli, it seems that everyone is panicking, they are terrified that we can steal the player from them and they want to blow everything up. They want to force me to sell the club, but I really don’t think about it. I won’t give up. I never avoid insults and boos. I have always put myself first and assumed responsibility. If I don’t succeed, it is simply because of my multiple commitments, I work day and night, really 24 hours a day, for my companies, the government and for Lazio“, declared the legendary Italian president in the daily newspaper The MessengerOM is warned, Lazio is motivated.
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