Greenwood creates financial boost for MU

Mason Greenwood has made a strong comeback and according to confirmation from President Pablo Longoria, Marseille holds 50% of the English striker's economic rights, while MU owns the other half.

MU can make money from Greenwood in the near future.

Mr. Longoria frankly said: "He is a key factor in the squad. Of course, we want to keep Greenwood for a long time. In recent conversations, he clearly said he feels happy in Marseille. We are completely satisfied with what he has shown, especially when looking at the circumstances and personal events he has experienced."

Regarding the financial structure of the deal, Longoria revealed: "We bought 50% of his economic rights, equivalent to the entire value of Greenwood at the time of signing. This was the only way to make an offer superior to other clubs with Manchester United. This deal was only made possible because of Greenwood's clear desire to join Marseille."

Not stopping there, the Marseille President also revealed an important clause: "Winning a ticket to the Champions League requires us to buy about 10% more ownership in the agreement. This clearly shows the club's long-term investment commitment for him."

Longoria did not elaborate on how Manchester United would benefit if Greenwood were to be sold later, but it is clear that the English club would still have a 50% interest in the deal. Given Greenwood’s current form, this could be a lucrative asset for both clubs in the future.

Greenwood joined Marseille from Manchester United amid controversy. However, he quickly proved his worth under his new shirt and became a mainstay in Marseille's journey to Champions League qualification. He scored 21 goals and provided 5 assists, demonstrating his remarkable progress this season.

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