Given Olympique Marseille’s current economic imperatives, a potential transfer involving star forward Mason Greenwood appears to be a highly plausible scenario. Recent reports from Italy indicate that OM’s prolific number 10 has granted his approval for a move to AS Roma. The proposed deal could reach a valuation of approximately €55 million.

Internally, a significant restructuring is underway at Olympique Marseille. Stéphane Richard has assumed the presidency following Pablo Longoria’s departure, and the arrival of Grégory Lorenzi is now imminent. Lorenzi, previously the sporting director for Stade Brestois, is set to replace Medhi Benatia. President Stéphane Richard confirmed this development on Wednesday, stating, “Yes, the name currently circulating in the media is correct; I can confirm it. It will be made official in the coming hours.” Grégory Lorenzi faces a substantial workload, with numerous crucial matters awaiting his attention as the transfer window approaches.
Greenwood to AS Roma?
One of the most pressing dossiers concerns Mason Greenwood. The OM number 10 has been Marseille’s offensive linchpin for the past two seasons. However, the club’s current financial climate necessitates significant player sales to balance the books. This situation has not gone unnoticed by AS Roma. The Italian capital club, freshly qualified for the Champions League, reportedly views the English winger as a top priority. Furthermore, Mason Greenwood’s father and agent have reportedly given their consent for this transfer. OM is understood to be demanding €55 million, a sum that could potentially be financed by the transfer of Matías Soulé, for whom Aston Villa is reportedly prepared to offer between €35 million and €40 million.
Greenwood’s departure appears certain
The excellent working relationship between the two clubs could significantly facilitate this transfer, making the €55 million proposition more viable. It is important to remember, however, that Manchester United is entitled to 40% of this transfer fee, despite OM having initially invested €25 million to acquire the player. Regardless of the specifics, Mason Greenwood remains a prime candidate for departure. As has been emphasized recently, he represents the club’s highest market value asset, and Olympique Marseille requires sales to generate funds for new acquisitions. His exit appears to be a certainty for the club’s financial strategy.
You may also like
-
Champions league final viewership sees slight dip
-
Seine-saint-denis communities prepare massive fan zones for psg-arsenal champions league final
-
Psg’s probable lineup for the champions league final: hakimi’s starting role in focus
-
Laval bars to show champions league final after last-minute decision
-
Jean Onana seals move to Aris Limassol after Beşiktaş exit