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Fenerbahce have zoomed past Roma in the chase of Mason Greenwood. They could get a slight discount from the initial \u20ac50M request, but the deal will still cost well above \u20ac40M, Alfredo Pedull\u00e0 reports.<\/p>\n
The Englishman had long been open to the destination. The Turkish side offered him a lot more than the other team salary-wise. The Giallorossi<\/em> have started to contemplate alternative options. However, Dan Ndoye isn\u2019t an attainable target at this stage despite some recent scuttlebutt. They have been offered Porto\u2019s Pepe, but they are only lukewarm on him. The same goes for Real Betis\u2019 Antony and Stuttgart\u2019s Jamie Leweling, while West Ham\u2019s Crysencio Summerville is likely too expensive.<\/p>\n According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Roma never submitted a formal bid for Greenwood due to the figures involved, and Fenerbahce could seal the deal in the coming days. Per Corriere dello Sport<\/em>, the Giallorossi<\/em> backed out also not to irk UEFA after failing to make any relevant sale until now. Plus, handing him hefty wages could have altered the locker room balance. A few players could have asked for a rise, putting the club in a bind.<\/p>\n The Giallorossi<\/em> could take a look at Assane Diao, who could be the odd man out at Como for financial reasons after a subpar and injury-riddled season, Tuttomercatoweb<\/em> informs. His valuation is about \u20ac25\/30M.<\/p>\n Their owners don\u2019t lack cash, but the constraints are real. The deal always looked a bit too onerous for any Serie A side, let alone one in their situation. Still, considering that a big investment appears to be in the card, they can bounce back nicely if they don\u2019t get fixated on signing only super accomplished players.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Roma and Greenwood<\/h3>\n
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