Fabrizio Romano has stated that reports linking Arsenal with Marseille forward Mason Greenwood are unfounded. According to Romano, a return to the Premier League does not seem to be planned. He said there is genuine interest from Italy in Greenwood but added that his understanding is that a move to Tottenham or Arsenal will not happen at this time.

L’Equipe reported that Arsenal are evaluating a move for Mason Greenwood to return to the Premier League this summer. The report added that Greenwood has stated a desire to stay in Provence. According to L'Equipe, the Marseille club would find it difficult to refuse a substantial offer, particularly one exceeding market value, as Manchester United owns 40% of the player’s rights. TEAMtalk transfer correspondent Fraser Fletcher explained that a move for Greenwood to return to the Premier League seems highly unlikely. Fletcher attributed this to difficulties concerning his off-field troubles, which nearly resulted in a Crown Court trial for rape before the CPS dropped all charges. Fletcher also reported that English clubs have avoided the winger due to reputational risks. He added that the Premier League’s image-conscious environment continues to proceed cautiously with proposed interest in Greenwood, with the report noting that supporter backlash and sponsorship concerns outweigh his skills.

L’Équipe has reported that Arsenal are interested in signing Marseille striker Mason Greenwood. A return to the Premier League is considered highly unlikely for the 24-year-old because of his past charges of attempted rape and assault in England.

According to L’Equipe, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing English winger Mason Greenwood from Marseille. The French club is under pressure to sell players to comply with FFP rules and is reportedly ready to approve a departure for the 24-year-old, who is valued at €80 million. Greenwood scored 26 goals and provided 11 assists in the previous season and is under contract until June 2029.