With Olympique Marseille facing a dire financial outlook, significant player sales are imperative before the June 30 deadline. In this context, the departure of Mason Greenwood appears highly probable, especially given he is a top priority for AS Roma. However, supporters of the Roman club are expressing strong reservations.

Under UEFA sanctions, Olympique Marseille must stabilize its financial records by the close of next season, or risk exclusion from European competitions. This presents an immense challenge for Stéphane Richard, the new Marseille president, and his recently appointed sporting director, Grégory Lorenzi. Consequently, expect to see OM offload several players this summer, including those with the highest market values. Mason Greenwood is a prime example.
Greenwood’s transfer to AS Roma takes shape
The future destination of Mason Greenwood appears increasingly clear, with AS Roma reportedly making the OM number 10 their primary target for their renewed project and a return to the Champions League. Despite the player’s reported agreement, the Phocaean club is proving demanding, seeking nearly €50M, knowing that 40% of that sum will go to Manchester United. While negotiations continue, according to Italian media, this transfer saga could face an unexpected turn.
Supporters launch petition against the transfer
Indeed, reports indicate that this potential transfer is far from universally welcomed by AS Roma supporters. Some fans have even launched a petition on the iPetitions.com platform titled « #NoGreenwood : Roma must stay true to its values ». This stems from the fact that the Olympique Marseille player was previously accused by his partner of rape and domestic violence. These serious allegations are precisely why Mason Greenwood has so few suitors in the transfer market, particularly in the Premier League, where he is clearly no longer welcome. The question now remains whether this grassroots petition will ultimately impact the outcome of Mason Greenwood’s transfer.
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