Highlights
- Mason Greenwood’s Manchester United tenure ends; clubs across Europe show interest.
- Marseille submits a formal bid for Greenwood, aiming to secure him at Stade Velodrome.
- United prefers a straight sale but would consider a loan-to-buy option; a sell-on clause may be included.
Mason Greenwood’s time at Manchester United appears to be over, with the Red Devils looking to entertain bids for the attacker after a decent loan spell at Spanish outfit Getafe next season. And with a whole host of clubs across Europe showing interest in securing his services, a deal could be done with Marseille – with Fabrizio Romano stating that the French outfit have submitted a loan-to-buy offer to United, in a bid to land the striker.
Marseille Submit Bid for Mason Greenwood
The striker could be on his way to the French Riviera
Romano stated on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday morning that Marseille have made their formal offer to United, in a bid to land Greenwood’s services at the Stade Velodrome.
The striker is no longer part of United’s plans after a review was undertook last summer, and that has seen the forward crop up onto the shortlist of various clubs across the continent – though Marseille have taken the first big step of any interested club. Talks are underway between the two clubs, with the Bradford-born attacker being the French club’s main target – and an agreement is getting closer.
United would prefer a straight sale, but INEOS have made a big decision by stating that they would be open to a loan-to-buy scenario if terms are favourable, alongside a sell-on clause to be included should the Englishman depart for pastures new – and that has seen Marseille come to the table.
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