Close the window is about to close! Juventus considers loaning Manchester United s Flying Wings on buzzer-beating

There are less than 48 hours left in the transfer window, and Juventus' office is brightly lit. The director stared at the fax machine while browsing the balance reminder on his phone - the red line of FFP strangles his neck like a tight spell. To replenish people, you must sell them first. They can only turn their attention to the shortcut of "renting first and buying". As a result, Manchester United's Moroccan full-back Mazravi became the latest prey.

This 26-year-old all-rounder was originally the main rotation player of Old Trafford. He made 31 appearances in various competitions last season, can play left and right, and can also play guest appearances in the midfield. Juventus is his "plug and play": in Allegri's three-center-back system, the wingback has always been a weakness, McKenny's cameo effect is average, Kostic is one year older, and Mazravi's speed and cross are regarded as a life-saving straw. More importantly, the rental fee is only 2 million euros, and Manchester United bears half of the salary, which is simply tailor-made for Juventus, which is a financially tight one.

And Mazravi himself is not rejected by Serie A - he was a teammate with De Ligt when he was in Ajax, had no barriers to communication in Dutch, and the Muslim community in Turin also made him feel friendly. Now it depends on whether Manchester United is willing to let him go: Amorin originally wanted to keep him as the "panacea" in the team, but if he can save millions of euros in an annual salary, the Red Devils will also let go.

Time ticked and Juventus was waiting for the last fax. If the deal is completed, this will be another silent declaration to the Serie A champion: poor and poor ways to live, but ambitions are never discounted.