Greenwood exit from Marseille 'a real possibility' amid Saudi interest

Mason Greenwood's future at Marseille is in doubt after a series of events left the English forward increasingly isolated at the Vélodrome. The club is navigating internal tension and financial pressure following their unexpected Champions League elimination, and a lucrative summer sale is being considered to help offset losses and fund a squad refresh.

Marseille sit fourth in Ligue 1 and Greenwood has 24 goals across all competitions this season. French outlet L'Equipe has highlighted concerns about Greenwood's attitude, suggesting his integration has remained incomplete since his July 2024 arrival. Friction was visible during the recent Coupe de France defeat to Toulouse, when he stood apart from team-mates during the penalty shootout.

Interest has shifted from Atletico Madrid toward the Saudi Pro League, with a move to the Gulf described as a "real possibility" and a potential fee in the region of €50 million that would help balance Marseille's books.

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