Greenwood is expensive.

Mason Greenwood's future is heating up as AS Roma are reportedly accelerating negotiations to sign the Marseille forward.

Greenwood's value has increased significantly, and he is being sought after by many clubs after two seasons in Ligue 1.

Following his breakout spell at Marseille, Greenwood became a sought-after player across Europe. The 24-year-old striker scored 26 goals and provided 11 assists in 45 appearances across all competitions, becoming one of the few bright spots for the Ligue 1 side in the turbulent 2025/26 season.

According to Italian media, Roma holds a significant advantage in this race. Securing a Champions League spot gives the club both financial advantages and the appeal to persuade Greenwood to join Serie A. The good relationship between Roma and Marseille is also seen as a crucial factor in facilitating negotiations.

Besides Roma, Juventus, Atletico Madrid, and Dortmund are also closely monitoring Greenwood's situation. Several Saudi Pro League clubs are ready to make attractive offers, but the striker born in 2001 is reportedly prioritizing continuing to play in Europe.

According to Foot Mercato , the French club is willing to sell Greenwood if they receive €50 million. The club is under significant financial pressure after failing to qualify for the Champions League and must balance its budget before the June 30 deadline to meet the requirements of the French Football Confederation (DNCG).

The €50 million price tag is seen as Marseille's way of avoiding the risk of selling their star player cheaply. Greenwood's brilliant form and nomination for the Ligue 1 Player of the Year award have significantly increased his value. In the summer of 2024, Marseille would only need to spend half that amount to acquire Greenwood.

Despite his uncertain future, Greenwood still has a lot of affection for Marseille and Ligue 1. However, given the financial pressure and the allure of Roma, the possibility of Marseille parting ways with their star striker this summer is clearer than ever.

Source: https://znews.vn/greenwood-co-gia-dat-do-post1654503.html