Three top European clubs in Greenwood!

Mason Greenwood, the English winger for Olympique de Marseille, is causing a sensation in Ligue 1. At only 23 years old, the player trained at Manchester United quickly found his place within OM, even if his performances are still irregular, he has already made an impression.

As evidenced by his decisive goal scored during the 2-1 victory against theAS Monaco this Sunday, thanks to a penalty converted at the very end of the match (89th minute). With already 9 goals and 2 assists in just 13 games, Greenwood ranks among the top scorers in Ligue 1.

Mason Greenwood in the sights of the biggest Spanish clubs

Mason Greenwood's transfer window could well get agitated in the coming months. According to TEAMtalkseveral of the biggest European clubs, namely the Real Madridthe F.C. Barcelona and theAtlético Madridclosely follow the development of the English player. These Spanish clubs, renowned for their interest in young talents, see Greenwood as a future star of European football.

Greenwood's impressive career at OM, where he was recruited for around 30 million euros from Manchester United in July 2024, quickly attracted the attention of European giants. If the winger continues his momentum, his value could rise to 60 million euros by next summer, according to the latest market estimates.

OM facing a financial dilemma, €60M for the summer of 2025?

The transfer of Mason Greenwood could represent a big financial challenge for Olympique de Marseille. Indeed, although OM made a good deal in recruiting the English winger this summer, a possible transfer for 60 million euros would offer a significant financial return. However, Manchester United benefits from a clause of 50% on resale of Greenwood. This means that in the event of a transfer worth 60 million euros, the English club would receive 30 million euros.

With persistent rumors of interest from Spanish clubs in Greenwood, Marseille could be tempted to keep their player to strengthen their squad. However, an attractive offer could lead the Marseille club to consider a sale, especially since OM could make a big financial profit, while remaining in competition with the big teams in Europe. It remains to be seen whether OM will be able to retain Greenwood in the face of growing interest from these European giants.