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      Fans claim Champions League is ‘FIXED’ as Real Madrid vs Bayern ends in major controversy with Germans denied goal

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      FANS fumed that the Champions League is “FIXED” after Bayern Munich were denied a late leveller against Real Madrid in bizarre circumstances.Bayern manager Thomas Tuchel raged that the “disaster” decision was “against the rules”.Fans fumed after this was given offside without a VAR checkMatthijs de Ligt thought he scored a late levellerHarry Kane & Co were left fumingFans took to social media to voice ‘fix’ and ‘rigged’ allegationsThe Bundesliga giants looked to be on the way to an all-German final at Wembley after Alphonso Davies had made it 1-0 on the night and 3-3 on aggregate. But a late double from super-sub Joselu turned the tie on its head in the space of three minutes. But the drama did not end there as Bayern launched one last attack in the 12th MINUTE of added time and found the back of the net.A ball was launched into the Madrid box and headed down to centre-back Matthijs de Ligt. READ MORE IN FOOTBALLBut just before the Dutchman hammered home, the whistle was blown after the offside flag had been raised.Bayern players on the pitch and dugout fumed at the officials, in disbelief that play had not been allowed to continue before being reviewed.Harry Kane was among those raging over the rapid whistle blowing with the England captain seen screaming at officials.And replays revealed it would have been a super-tight offside decision had it gone to VAR.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSTuchel said after the game: “We scored one and there was a disastrous decision from the linesman and the referee. It feels like a betrayal in the end.”The linesman says sorry but that does not help. To raise the flag in a moment like this… The referee sees we get the second ball and we get the shot – it’s a very, very bad decision. Moment riot cop hits fan with baton as police and supporters clash in Madrid ahead of Real’s clash with Bayern Munich”It’s against the rules. It’s a disaster. It’s hard to swallow but that’s the way it is.”Disappointed De Ligt told Movistar: “I don’t want to say that Real Madrid always has the referees with them but that made the difference today.“Real, when you think they are dead, have a last breath… that is why they have 14 Champions Leagues.”He later added: “The linesman told me: sorry, I made a mistake.”Fans reactIt was not only the Bayern staff that were unhappy as fans let their anger out online with one saying: “Champions league is fixed.”Another added: “That was onside!!! Why would a ref raise his flag that quickly when you have VAR? Another UCL rigged for Madrid to win.”One fumed: “How wasn’t that a goal for Bayern at the end? Ridiculous! They will rightly be outraged.”READ MORE SUN STORIESManchester United legend Paul Scholes believed the officials were too quick to call offside. He said: “I’m not sure he’s offside. So the linesman is too hasty. He’s got to wait. Those are the rules.” De Ligt and Kane look on in shock after the gameCredit: Reuters More

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      Real Madrid 2 Bayern Munich 1 (4-3 on aggregate): Stoke flop Joselu the hero with two stunning late goals to KO Kane

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      JUDE BELLINGHAM will be joining the world’s most illustrious team on a grubby industrial estate in North West London in a bid to achieve a footballing dream.Bellingham is on his way to Wembley to face Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League final on June 1 in the hope of capping an already memorable year by lifting the biggest prize in club football.Joselu came off the bench to fire Real Madrid to the Champions League finalCredit: GettyHe equalised in the 88th minute before grabbing the winner moments laterCredit: AFPBayern’s Alphonso Davies thought he had secured victory for them with a rocketCredit: APJude Bellingham got the better of his England pal Harry KaneCredit: GettyThe 20-year-old must be thinking he is in dreamland already though for the way the 14 times winners of this competition clawed their way back into a game with two goals in three minutes in a pulsating end of the game.They were heading out after Bayern Munich sub Alphonso Davies put the Germans ahead with 22 minutes to go and looked set for heartbreak only to pull yet another stunning victory on home turf out of the bag.A horrendous slip from Munich keeper Manuel Neuer let Madrid sub Joselu in to pounce and level in the 88th minute.And a nerve-wracking VAR check a minute into nine of added at the end eventually ruled his second goal onside when it was initially disallowed. Former Stoke City man Joselu got that as well.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLBut Bellingham won’t care if his team scraped it. He is on his way to London on June 1 and just 90 minutes away from becoming a complete Galactico at the end of a sensational first season in Spain.Suffering the pain of defeat will be Harry Kane, Bellingham’s national team captain for England.His superb pass had put the Germans ahead and looked to be heading to the second Champions League final.Kane had been Bayern’s biggest threat on Madrid’s goal all night but then turned provider with 22 minutes left by sending a sublime diagonal pass to Davies who promptly cut into the box and rifled home a cracking shot.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSMadrid thought they had levelled just three minutes later when centre back Nacho headed in but after a VAR check, it was ruled out for a foul by the same player.The 14 times European champions were considered lucky to have got past Manchester City on penalties in the last round and needed every trick in the book to get through last night.Rio Ferdinand shows Real Madrid ultimate respect with classy act as Man Utd legend soaks up ‘best stadium in the world’The roof was closed to maximise the atmosphere even though from walking up to the ground in closed streets amid plumes of smoke, it didn’t seem like it would need any help.Madrid hadn’t lost a home game all season prior to this game. In fact they had only lost one anywhere – at city rivals Atletico.With the Spanish title already in the bag, Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti was free to focus on the Champions League. For Bayern, Europe was a much-needed distraction from letting the Bundesliga slip from their grasp after a decade of domination.With the game so delicately poised at two apiece and with no away goals rule now, it was going one of two ways. Either delicate and cautious or straight for the jugular, which is how it panned out.Madrid went close within the first five minutes when Dani Carvajal’s low cross sailed across the Bayern box.Munich replied in similar fashion when Serge Gnabry slid a diagonal across the face of Madrid’s goal. An inch or two further back and Kane would have met it to toe poke it home.Then came a let off when Vinicius Jnr hit the post in the 13th minute. It was adrenaline fuelled stuff from the off.The good thing about the roof being on at this new and impressive stadium is that the atmosphere was incessant. The bad news for the players is that it trapped the heat from a warm day in the Spanish capital.Nobody expected either team to be able to play at their opening tempo for the full match but by the 25th minute the pace settled down.Even so, Kane went close again for the Germans when he volleyed from the edge of the box, winning a corner just before the half hour mark.In the tussle between the two England heavyweights Kane enjoyed the upper hand over Bellingham in the first half at least.Kane was just beaten to the ball by Madrid keeper Andriy Lunin on the stroke of half time while for Bellingham, his input was largely restricted to defensive work.Two great tackles and some clever footwork on the hoof, but not much in the way of offensive play to put the frighteners on Bayern in the way that he can.Eight minutes into the second half, Madrid and Bellginham were fading. Kane was growing stronger and went close for a third time with a shot on the end of a bullying run into the box.Even so, had Kane’s old Tottenham team-mate Eric Dier not been alert to the sudden threat of danger, Madrid would have taken the lead against the run of play when Rodrygo pounced upon a particularly cutting pass from Vinicius Jnr.Bayern were under the cosh again but broke free and when Kane picked up the ball in his own half, he spotted Alphonso on the run and delivered the best pass of the match for his team-mate to run through and score.All Bayern had to do was hold on for 11 minutes but an uncharacteristic slip by Neuer triggered a devastating end to their hopes.The keeper failed to hold a routine shot from Vinicius and Joselu cashed in.And then again in added time to turn a wild game on its head.The result means that this is the first season since 2011/12 that Bayern Munich have not won a major trophy, while £104m summer signing Kane is still waiting to get his hands on a piece of silverware.Bayern Munich were left devastated after their late collapseCredit: GettyJude Bellingham was dancing for joy after the incredible finishCredit: ReutersHowever, Bellingham is dreaming of lifting the cup with the big ears and defeating his old club.He told TNT Sports: “There have been a lot of times we have looked dead and buried, but we have that mentality of never say die.“Joselu deserves it all, he has been an amazing squad member this season.“There is a reason we turn around so many games, it’s because of these lot [the fans].READ MORE SUN STORIES“They give you an energy you can’t get from anything else.“When I was seven years old in Birmingham, I was dreaming of nights like this.”Harry Kane is still waiting for his first piece of silverwareCredit: Getty More

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      Fans fume Champions League is ‘RIGGED’ for Real Madrid after glaring error against Bayern goes unnoticed by referee

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      FANS were left confused when Real Madrid nearly scored after taking a throw-in with a ball already on the pitch.The controversial incident occurred during the 13th minute of Madrid’s incredible victory at the death against Bayern Munich to seal their place in the Champions League final.Antonio Rudiger collected the initial ballCredit: TNT SportsMeanwhile, the German’s team-mates got on with things at the other endCredit: TNT SportsPlay had gotten back underway with two balls on the pitchThe flashpoint began when Eric Dier cleared the ball down the touchline with his left foot.It appeared to go out of play, before arcing back in.With the original ball at Antonio Rudiger’s feet, Real Madrid were allowed to quickly get on with things at the other end of the pitch.Where it had originally gone out they took a throw-in with another ball and launched an attack.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLRudiger quickly poked the original ball out of play, with his team-mates coming a whisker away from opening the scoring.Dani Carvajal found Vinicius Jr with a slide rule pass, and the Brazilian subsequently struck the post after a great save by Manuel Neuer.The rebound fell to Rodrygo, who could only hit it straight at the impressive Neuer.While Real did not manage to score, opposing fans online were still unhappy with the incident.Most read in Champions LeagueBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSOne wrote: “Real Madrid playing their dirty tactics.”While a second moaned: “It’s rigged for Madrid as usual.”Bayern Munich star Thomas Muller accuses Real Madrid star of ‘listening for the tactics’ in cheeky live TV interview A third whined: “These guys can’t stop cheating.”And another added: “The ref was sleeping.”The two teams went into tonight’s second leg level at 2-2 after the first contest in Munich last week.On that occasion it was Vinicius Jr who gave his side the lead, before goals by Leroy Sane and Harry Kane swung the tie in Bayern’s favour.Vinicius Jr levelled from the penalty spot, leaving the tie perfectly poised ahead of tonight’s second leg.Bayern then looked to be going through after a rocket from Alphonso Davies put them ahead with just 22 minutes to go tonight.They looked to be comfortable heading towards full time and holding Madrid at bay until disaster struck.Real sub Joselu grabbed an 88th-minute equaliser after latching on to a mistake from Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer.READ MORE SUN STORIESThen seconds later the ex-Stoke City and Newcastle flop finished from six yards to win it 2-1.The mouthwatering clash saw England team-mates Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane meetCredit: PA More

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      Rio Ferdinand shows Real Madrid ultimate respect with classy act as Man Utd legend soaks up ‘best stadium in the world’

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      RIO FERDINAND showed “respect” as he avoided stepping on Real Madrid’s badge.The former Manchester United star, 45, was at the Santiago Bernabeu to watch Madrid snatch an incredible victory at the death against Bayern Munich to seal their place in the Champions League final.Rio Ferdinand walked towards the Real Madrid badgeCredit: TNT SportsHe then made a point of stepping around itCredit: TNT SportsFerdinand, 45, was on punditry duty for TNT SportsCredit: GettyAhead of his punditry duties for TNT Sports, Ferdinand walked out of the tunnel to get a look at the pitch.As he did so, he took extra care not to stomp all over Real’s badge, which sat pitchside.He subsequently posted a clip to social media, writing: “Respect the badge.”Ferdinand then giddily added: “Ps best stadium in the world right now!”READ MORE IN FOOTBALLSome sections of the iconic Bernabeu remain closed as they continue their huge renovation.Real Madrid spent the 2020-21 season playing at their Valdebebas training facility while initial work was done.The completed ground was due to be opened five months ago, but has now been pushed back to the summer.Real’s renovation work will see their Santiago Bernabeu home house a capacity of 85,000 fans, up from 81,000.Most read in Champions LeagueBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSReal Madrid’s stunning home has undergone a makeoverCredit: AlamyThe Bernabeu has been under renovation for yearsCredit: AFPIt will also boast new restaurants, bars and a space dedicated for e-sports.And among the latest features are a retractable roof and pitch as well as a new 450-space car park underneath.Inside the ten stunning Euro 2024 stadiums including historic final venueWhile Real Madrid chiefs initially claimed the total cost of the renovation would be just over £860million, Spanish economist Hector Mohedano has worked out that it will actually come to around £1.5bn.Ferdinand and his fellow TNT Sports pundits will have gone into tonight’s game hoping to see a great show from the likes of Jude Bellingham and Bayern Munich star Harry Kane.The two sides went into tonight’s second leg locked at 2-2 from the first contest in Germany a week ago.Bayern looked to be going through after a rocket from Alphonso Davies put them ahead with just 22 minutes to go tonight.They looked to be comfortable heading towards full time and holding Madrid at bay until disaster struck.Real sub Joselu grabbed an 88th-minute equaliser after latching on to a mistake from Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer.Then seconds later the ex-Stoke City and Newcastle flop finished from six yards to win it 2-1.Top 10 biggest football stadiums in the world

      Rungrado 1st of May Stadium, North Korea (114,000)
      Camp Nou, Spain (99,354)
      FNB Stadium, South Africa (94,736)
      New Administrative Capital Stadium, Egypt (93,940)
      Wembley Stadium, England (90,000)
      Lusail Stadium, Qatar (88,966)
      Estadio Azteca, Mexico (87,525)
      Bukit Jalil National Stadium, Malaysia (87,411)
      Borg El-Arab Stadium, Egypt (86,000)
      Santiago Bernabeu, Spain (85,000) More

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      Kylian Mbappe tipped for shock transfer to ‘different continent’ before joining Real Madrid after turning 26

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      MARCEL DESAILLY has suggested that Kylian Mbappe swerves his proposed move to Real Madrid… For now.The 1998 French World Cup winner has said Mbappe should move to the Saudi league for a year before joining Madrid in a mega-deal.Marcel Desailly has recommended that Mbappe join the Saudi leagueCredit: AFPMbappe turned down the chance to join a Saudi side last yearCredit: GettyThe opinion is based on a Saudi approach for Mbappe last summer when he looked nailed on to leave Paris.PSG accepted a £259million bid from the Saudi league but Mbappe ultimately turned down the offer.The deal would have seen him play in Saudi for a season before joining Madrid this summer.And it was reported that the Saudi league would have offered Mbappe £11.6m-a-week to essentially spend the year on loan there.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSDespite that deal looking dead in the water, and Mbappe pretty much nailed-on to join Madrid this summer, Desailly thinks he should still find a way to experience the Saudi League.Speaking to beIN Sports, Desailly said: “I’ve said it already, I would move to a different continent. For him, I’m not sure Madrid is the perfect place for him to be.“We have Vinicius on the left side, a player showing the quality like Bellingham so he’s not going to be the full number one that he wants.“He’s not announcing where he’s going and even though he wants to keep it and announce it like a star there must be something behind it, a surprise.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS“If you think about the business of football, for £350million I would go to Saudi for a year, then come back next season – the year of the World Cup – aged 26 and a half, cash out and play football because what does Mbappe want? He wants to play football.”Asked about his prediction of Mbappe moving to Saudi Arabia, Desailly added: “This is what I feel and what I think as a businessman and looking at the business side of things.Mbappe laughs and brutally shuts down thought of joining Arsenal“It’s still competitive in Saudi… broadcasters are coming in to show the matches around the world.“They are doing what Qatar did in 2004 or 2005 and I went there to promote and expose the country.“It is a business on both sides and I do believe that this could be an opportunity for him to make more business and play more football after the Euros.”Desailly alluded to the fact that he was a trailblazer for today’s generation of footballers that now ply their trade in the Middle East.Following a successful career that saw him play for the likes of Marseille, AC Milan and Chelsea, he left to join Qatari side Al Gharafa in 2005. He would go on to end his career at Qatar SC in 2006. More

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      New 104,000-capacity football stadium looks unrecognisable as concept pics of ground emerge and major feature approved

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      BARCELONA’S Nou Camp looks completely unrecognisable as an incredible new feature received approval.Barcelona announced in July 2022 they were pressing ahead with plans to modernise their iconic Nou Camp home.Stunning concept pictures show what the Nou Camp will look likeCredit: FC BarcelonaThe stadium remains on course to open by the end of 2024Credit: FC BarcelonaThe stadium’s capacity will increase to 105,000Credit: FC BarcelonaThe iconic Nou Camp has been knocked down over the past year for the new ground to be builtCredit: FC Barcelona via YouTube / SportsRenderThe Catalans have played their home matches at the Olympic Stadium this term while the rebuild is underway.The project – set to cost a cool £1.25billion – is aiming to finish the refurbishment of the ground in time to move in before the end of the year.The development will see the capacity expand from 99,354 seats to 104,000, increasing its gap as the largest football ground in Europe – with second place Wembley having a 90,000 capacity.Fans were left devastated when they saw pictures of the iconic old Nou Camp in a pile of rubble back in August.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLBut since then they are starting to come around to the stunning new home after pictures of what the Nou Camp now looks like inside were released a month ago.It will have a host of new features, with escalators and a roof added alongside a stadium rename in line with the club’s £237m sponsorship deal with Spotify.The ground will not feature a 360-degree electronic board, as explained by club vice-president and spokeswoman Elena Fort.Now Mundo Deportivo say that the Barcelona Fire Department have given the “green light” for their stunning new ‘skywalk’ project.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSElena Fort, the institutional vice president of the LaLiga giants, recently revealed that talks were in the final stages for the walkway that will offer a bird’s eye view of the stadium and city from the ground’s ROOF.However, anyone wanting to use the ‘skywalk’ will have to wait until the roof is fully installed – which will mean it won’t open until 2026.Cash-strapped football giants selling tufts of iconic stadium’s GRASS for £340 as fans say ‘how the mighty have fallen’Despite some other 3S virtual images going viral on social media before, this update states that the location above the box and benches in the Grandstand looks set to be its destination.It will also be the “most practical for visitors following the tour route through the new museum, locker room tunnel, bench area, and up to the grandstand”.From there, visitors will get a 360-degree view in which they will be able to see landmarks such as Sagrada Familia, Tibidabo, Montjuïc, and the sea.Barcelona, who have had well documented financial problems in recent years, are set to earn an extra £25m a year when the revamp is completed.And the ‘skywalk’ should also help to provide an extra revenue to boost Barcelona’s revenue with only those purchasing a “special ticket” able to access it.NOU CAMP’S NEW FEATURESHere are some of the key changes in the incredible new design:
      The capacity will be increased from its original 99,354 to a whopping 104,000.
      That will make it the largest ground on the continent.
      It has received the thumbs-up from firefighters for a mega new ‘skywalk’ that will be located on the roof.
      That will provide amazing views of the city and its landmarks such as Sagrada Familia, Tibidabo, Montjuïc.
      The Nou Camp will also boost the largest roof in Europe once the work has finished.
      A host of other new features will also include hundreds of escalators.
      Meaning even those seated up in the gods will not have a strenuous journey to their seats.
      However, the one thing it won’t have is a 360-degree electronic board hanging down from the roof.

      Barca also moved recently to ease fears that the Nou Camp will not be ready for its planned December unveiling.It was initially anticipated that the work will be completed in time for the start of the 2025/26 season before Barcelona updated the city’s Technical Architecture Association on its ahead-of-schedule progress.President Joan Laporta then said everything is on track to host a match in the Nou Camp before Christmas this year.READ MORE SUN STORIESAnd it is hoped that the first phase of construction work would be completed in November to coincide with the 125th anniversary of the club.That fixture would reportedly see the stadium operate with a 60 per cent capacity, with the first and second tiers of the stadium open.This new concept snap has been released by the club after they got the green light for a ‘skywalk’ More

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      My dad’s a champion stone lifter famed for iconic photo, now I’m making my own way as a Premier League manager

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      JULEN LOPETEGUI grew up idolising his stone lifter dad who made headlines long before his son won over fans across the world.Jose Antonio Lopetegui, 94, reached fame in his craft and inspired Julen, 57, to carve his own path to greatness, but in a completely different sport.Julen Lopetegui’s father Jose Antonio was a famous stone lifterCredit: Paco MaríLopetegui learned a lot from his father and will be bringing his principles to West HamCredit: PAThere is also a famous photo showing the strongman hoisting both of his baby daughters, one on each hand, while his young son was standing next to them.The Spaniard, who seems set to take over at West Ham, was the only member of the family who ended up loving football but still absorbed his father’s values.Julen previously said: “He was very recognised in stone lifting in an era when it was much bigger than it is now and you could make a living from it.”He was a great athlete in various sports but he didn’t play football. Read More on Football”In fact, I’m the black sheep of the family because my brother was a Basque pelota player for many years at a high professional level.”Jose Antonio taught Julen the importance of hard work and dedication to one’s passion.Those were characteristics that the former goalkeeper needed after his acrimonious dismissals from Spain and Real Madrid.The Spaniard had his national team cruising to the 2018 World Cup with a 20-game unbeaten record that saw them winning a staggering 14 matches along the way.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSBut higher-ups sacked Julen on the eve of the competition in Russia because he agreed to join Real Madrid after the tournament and they didn’t take kindly to him negotiating ahead of the World Cup.And his return to Real, where he played before his retirement, didn’t work out as he was let go after just two months in charge because of a poor start to the campaign.David Moyes reveals why Declan Rice is behind West Ham’s horror run of formHowever, Julen made the most out of the perseverance his father taught him and went on to succeed at Sevilla as well as Wolves.And now the ex-Porto boss is set to bring his same principles to West Ham with reports suggesting he has agreed terms with the club.The former Barcelona star is expected to replace outgoing manager David Moyes who will leave at the end of the season. More

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      Mason Greenwood’s Man Utd exit CONFIRMED by Getafe president as he reveals transfer interest from Euro giants

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      MASON GREENWOOD is set to be SOLD by Manchester United in the summer, it’s been claimed.The forward has spent the majority of the 2016 mon23/24 season on loan with Spanish outfit Getafe.Mason Greenwood is on loan at Getafe from Manchester UnitedCredit: GETTYThe LaLiga outfit are eager to retain Greenwood’s servicesCredit: REXGetafe president Angel Torress has claimed Manchester United plan to sell the forward in the summerCredit: GETTYGreenwood, 22, joined the Madrid-based club last September in a bid to rebuild his career after he had charges of attempted rape, controlling and coercive behaviour and assault dropped six months earlier.And according to Getafe president Angel Torres, the United brass are planning to get rid of their academy product in the coming months.When asked about potentially re-signing Greenwood, he told Radio Marca (via Mundo Deportivo): “If it depends on the boy and the parents, he will continue another year.”Manchester, the news we have from last week, the thing is that if there is a good offer they would like to sell.READ MORE ON MAN UTD”Because he is not going to return there.”So we are going to have to wait a month and a half or two months, until the end of June.””But it depends on him and the family.Getafe president Angel Torres is keen for Mason Greenwood to stay at the clubCredit: GETTY”They are very comfortable and very happy with the fans.Most read in Football”He had not played for 16 months when he arrived and we have recovered him, he has scored 8 goals in the League and 2 in the Cup and he has given a great performance.”What I think is that he is going to stay. It’s going to be another year or half a year, until January. “This year starting from scratch can be a spectacle.”United have yet to make an official decision on Greenwood’s future at Old Trafford.But new shareholder Sir Jim Ratcliffe recently opened the door for a shock return for the England international.He said: “We will make a decision, correct. All I can do is talk about the principle of how we will approach decisions like that. “Is he the right type of footballer, are we happy with if he’s a good person or not?”He’s a Manchester United footballer, so we are in charge of football.”So the answer is ‘Yeah, we have to make decisions. Sir Jim Ratcliffe recently refused to rule out Mason Greenwood returning to Old TraffordCredit: Getty”It’s quite clear we have to make a decision. There is no decision that’s been made.”He’s on loan, obviously, but he’s not the only one. “We’ve got one or two footballers that we have to deal with and we have to make a decision on so we will do that. “The process will be: Understand the facts, not the hype.”Then try and come to a fair decision on the basis of values, which is basically is he a good guy or not? “Could he play sincerely for Manchester United well, would we be comfortable with it and would the fans be comfortable with it?”Greenwood has performed well during his brief stay in Spain, scoring ten goals and providing six assists in 32 matches.READ MORE SUN STORIESHis impressive form has reportedly caught the eye of Italian giants Juventus, who are said to be keen on signing him this summer.Greenwood and his Getafe team-mates will be back in action on Sunday afternoon, travelling to Andalucia to take on Cadiz. More