The transfer narrative surrounding Mason Greenwood has taken an unforeseen turn in recent hours. Initially anticipated to join AS Roma, the OM forward now appears unlikely to make a move to Serie A. Consequently, the Italian club is actively exploring alternative options, with particular attention directed towards talents within Ligue 1.

This ongoing transfer saga has kept Olympique de Marseille (OM) supporters on edge for several weeks. As the Phocaean club faces pressure to generate funds to stabilize its finances and avert potential sanctions from the DNCG or UEFA, Mason Greenwood stands out as one of their most critical assets. The English winger commands the highest market value within the Marseille squad, making him a prime candidate for a transfer.
Greenwood’s next destination: Atlético or Fenerbahçe?
For a period, AS Roma emerged as the primary suitor for Mason Greenwood’s signature. Manager Gian Piero Gasperini had reportedly identified him as a top priority to bolster their attacking prowess ahead of the Champions League campaign. However, despite reaching an agreement with the player, the Italian club failed to finalize terms with OM. As a result, Mason Greenwood is now reportedly leaning towards Fenerbahçe, where a substantial annual net salary of €10M awaits him, though Atlético de Madrid remains a strong contender. These two clubs are currently the last ones vying for Greenwood’s transfer.
AS Roma shifts focus to Diego Moreira after Greenwood’s departure
This development signifies the end of the road for AS Roma’s pursuit of Greenwood, prompting them to explore other profiles for their new winger. According to reports, the Italian side is now considering Diego Moreira, who enjoyed a remarkable season at Strasbourg. Nevertheless, the Alsatian club is reportedly demanding between €30M and €40M for his services. Furthermore, AS Roma is said to be wary of Chelsea’s potential involvement, as the English giant could certainly influence any deal for Moreira. Regardless of the outcome, the resolution of Mason Greenwood’s transfer situation is poised to create ripple effects across Ligue 1.
