Fenerbahçe's initial approach for Mason Greenwood was estimated at 30 million euros. The sale price for the player has been set at 55 million euros. An individual close to the OM management warned L'Equipe that Marseille will not sell Greenwood for a reduced price, despite their need to sell players for financial reasons.

Mason Greenwood is expected to leave Marseille this summer, with Roma currently the leading club to sign him. Sources have confirmed that Roma are the frontrunners and are preparing a substantial offer of over €50 million, which would break the club's current transfer record. The move for Greenwood is fully supported by Roma’s owners, the Friedkin Group. A move to the Italian capital is an option that strongly appeals to Greenwood, according to sources close to the negotiations. The player reportedly has a positive view of Roma’s sporting project and the prospect of becoming a central figure at the club. Roma want to accelerate negotiations and avoid a prolonged transfer battle.

Goal.com reports that Mason Greenwood's potential transfer from Marseille to Roma has encountered a significant complication that could put the Ligue 1 club's financial plans at risk. While a deal for the 24-year-old English forward appeared to be progressing, a complex transfer situation involving Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal is now threatening the move.

According to L'Equipe, Olympique de Marseille has not received any firm offer for Mason Greenwood, who is under contract until June 2029. The interest of AS Roma is concrete, but the club must make sales and does not have the financial means to satisfy Marseille. Marseille is asking for 55 million euros to sell Greenwood.

AS Roma wants to sign Mason Greenwood this summer and has reached an agreement with the player. Marseille wants 55 million euros for a 24-year-old player. According to La Repubblica, AS Roma proposes to pay 20 million euros immediately, with the remainder to be paid over the following two or three years. Dan Friedkin, AS Roma's American owner, called his compatriot and Marseille's boss, Frank McCourt, to discuss the transfer.

A few days ago, Roma proposed an offer of €40 million for Mason Greenwood, which included a €5 million paid loan, a €25 million purchase option, and €10 million in bonuses, but this formula did not convince Marseille. According to Corriere dello Sport, Marseille stated that they expect a minimum of €55 million for the Englishman. The publication adds that a new proposal closer to €45 million is being prepared at Roma, and that they do not intend to pay the €55 million demanded by Marseille. Gazzetta dello Sport reports that an offer of €45 million plus €5 million in bonuses could convince Roma. Roma should sell Manu Koné before completing the Greenwood deal and is also under UEFA scrutiny.

Information from France indicates that Olympique Marseille needs to generate approximately 60 million euros in capital gains, with the sale of Mason Greenwood regarded as one of the most important operations to achieve this. Roma continues to closely monitor the situation. A report from Il Messaggero states that in recent days new contacts have occurred between Gian Piero Gasperini, the player, and Greenwood's father-agent, with positive signals coming from the player. The same report adds that Roma is devising a strategy to submit an initial proposal and to lower the demands of the French club. Olympique Marseille's valuation of Greenwood is 50 million euros plus 5 million in bonuses, and the club would like to finalize the deal by June 30.

UEFA has recently sanctioned AS Rome because of its poor finances. AS Rome is the club most interested in Mason Greenwood.

According to Tuttomercato, Roma's interest in Mason Greenwood is ongoing and he remains a high priority for the club. Roma is experiencing difficulties in negotiations with Marseille, which is causing the club to consider other options.

Roma are increasing their efforts to sign Mason Greenwood. Manager Gian Piero Gasperini has reportedly been in direct contact with Mason Greenwood, urging him to delay decisions on other moves while Roma finalise their opening offer.

Roma is seriously pursuing Olympique Marseille winger Mason Greenwood as a highly requested attacking reinforcement for manager Gian Piero Gasperini. Greenwood has been seeking a club that will allow him to play in the Champions League. A decisive agreement between the club and the player's entourage is reported by Corriere dello Sport to have become very close in recent hours.

Corriere dello Sport reports that AS Roma is considering an offer for Mason Greenwood that would involve a paid loan estimated at 5 million euros, an obligation to buy set at 25 million euros, 10 million euros in bonuses, and a 10% clause on a potential resale.

According to Tuttomercato, Roma is interested in signing Mason Greenwood, who is considered the ideal profile to raise the quality level of the squad. It is reported that the Friedkin ownership has reassured Gasperini of their willingness to make a strong attempt to sign Greenwood. The operation with Marseille could be structured on a total basis close to 40 million euros, with a paid loan of about 5 million accompanied by an obligation to buy for more than 30 million. Roma would be ready to include a percentage on a future resale of the English forward to facilitate the agreement.

Mason Greenwood is the primary target for Roma's attack, and the club is preparing an offer for a loan that includes an obligation to buy. Corriere dello Sport reports that Greenwood, who is currently at Marseille, is waiting for the interest from the Friedkin family to materialize into a concrete action. Roma aims to present an offer sufficient to convince Marseille to sell Greenwood by the following week.

According to the Italian press, an agreement has been reached between Mason Greenwood and AS Roma. Greenwood is set to sign a contract until 2031 that includes an annual net salary of €4 million. Roma still has to find an agreement with Olympique de Marseille. Marseille is seeking €55 million, while Roma is offering €40 million. Marseille does not intend to negotiate down because 40% of Greenwood's resale amount will go to Manchester United. Il Tempo reports that Roma hopes to reach an agreement with OM for €45 million plus bonuses. According to Il Corriere dello Sport, some individuals within AS Roma are urging the management not to delay, as the risk is increasing that other clubs might enter the discussions. Robinho Vaz reportedly played a significant behind-the-scenes role in the potential move, maintaining close contact and recommending the club to Greenwood.

According to Corriere dello Sport, Mason Greenwood has given his approval to AS Roma. The player has already said farewell at Olympique Marseille. A transfer is not yet certain. Roma are preparing a bid that reportedly must exceed 55 million euros. According to the Italian medium, the first offer from Roma will be around 40 million euros. Marseille wants more. It will become clear in the coming days whether both parties can reach a compromise.

According to CalcioMercato, Mason Greenwood is a target for Roma, and the club has reached a basic agreement on salary with him. Roma are working on the transfer, with Marseille's request being a factor. Recent developments include the defeat of Hakan Safi in the Fenerbahce presidential elections, which has reduced the likelihood of a transfer to the Turkish club and has created an opportunity for Roma to pursue Greenwood more seriously.

According to La Provence, Olympique Marseille attacker Mason Greenwood was very negatively affected by the departure of coach Roberto De Zerbi and has a distant relationship with sporting director Medhi Benatia, which has led to Greenwood wanting to leave in the summer. Roma is strongly interested, and there have already been several contacts between Greenwood's father and the Italian club. Roma is prepared to make an offer between 35 and 40 million euros to finalize the transfer. However, the management of the French club considers this amount insufficient and is demanding a minimum of 50 million euros to approve the operation.

Roma's pursuit of Mason Greenwood is ongoing, and he is considered an ideal profile for Gian Piero Gasperini's new technical project. Corriere dello Sport reports that Olympique Marseille's valuation of Mason Greenwood is approximately 50 million euros plus bonuses, and that the player seeks a net salary of more than 4 million euros per season. For a potential five-year contract, the total gross investment would be close to 100 million euros. It is reported that Roma is prepared to make an initial offer to Marseille of approximately 40 million euros following the official installation of Tony D'Amico as head of the sporting area. This offer could be the starting point for negotiations, which are expected to become more intense in the upcoming weeks.

AS Roma is working to attract Mason Greenwood, who is one of the main priorities for the new project led by Gian Piero Gasperini. The Italian press mentions a first offer of 40 million euros plus bonuses is in preparation. According to Sky Sport and confirmed by Fabrizio Romano, Olympique de Marseille demands 55 million euros with bonuses to consider a transfer this summer. Olympique de Marseille's director of football, Grégory Lorenzi, stated that no departure would be facilitated and that the club intends to defend its interests. However, Lorenzi confirmed that a departure is being considered if an opportunity arises.

According to Tuttomercato, Roma and Fenerbahce are interested in Mason Greenwood. At Fenerbahce, one of the presidential candidates declared that an agreement had been reached with the attacker.

Corriere dello Sport in Italy reports that Mason Greenwood's departure from Olympique de Marseille seems inevitable and that he prioritizes a transfer to AS Roma over a move to Turkey. AS Roma's first offer was 35 million euros plus bonuses, which is not sufficient as Marseille is demanding 50 million euros.

According to the Italian press, Mason Greenwood has a preference for AS Roma. The player's father has reportedly spoken with the directors of the Italian club, and the directors would like to finalize the deal as soon as possible. Gazzetta dello Sport and Corriere dello Sport report that AS Roma will make a first offer of 40 million euros plus bonuses and that negotiations have already started. Gazzetta dello Sport also reports that AS Roma is offering Greenwood a salary of 4.5 million euros per year. According to some journalists in Italy, Roma is proposing a contract until 2031 and an agreement between the club and the player is close. Gazzetta dello Sport and Corriere dello Sport have not confirmed this information. Gian Piero Gasperini wants Greenwood and has asked his club to recruit the player as soon as possible. AS Roma is apparently not willing to pay the full price demanded by OM at this time.

According to Yagiz Sabuncuoglu, AS Roma made a 40-million-euro offer for Mason Greenwood, which was rejected by Olympique Marseille. Roma are expected to submit a new offer soon. Marseille are demanding at least 50 million euros for Greenwood. In the past season, the player scored 26 goals and provided 11 assists.

Italian journalist Di Marzio reported that Roma has made an offer to Marseille for Mason Greenwood that exceeds 50 million euros. Fenerbahçe also have an interest in signing the player.

Roma now face significant competition, because BBC Sport claims that Fenerbahce have arranged meetings with the striker’s entourage within the next 24 hours.

Mason Greenwood is the primary player coach Gian Piero Gasperini wants to reinforce his attack after qualification for the Champions League. Olympique Marseille urgently need to sell. According to L’Equipe, the club's debt situation is severe, creating a risk that they could be excluded from UEFA competition in the coming season. The club needs to make significant sales by the end of this month, and Greenwood is the player most likely to raise funds.

Roma wants to strengthen its attack, and Mason Greenwood is a primary target for the club. According to Italian media reports, Roma is prepared to pay 40 million euros for the English footballer. Italian media estimate that Marseille will ask for a price between 50 and 55 million euros for Greenwood. Marseille will have to sell some players this summer because the club failed to qualify for the Champions League after finishing fifth in its domestic league.

According to Tuttomercato, Mason Greenwood is the name that most intrigues Roma. The club has initiated exploratory contacts with people close to the player in recent weeks to understand his willingness to move to the capital and to explore the parameters of a possible deal. At the moment, however, there is not yet a real negotiation with the French club.

According to L'Equipe, Lorenzi confirmed immediately after his appointment as OM sporting director that Mason Greenwood is one of the players being strongly considered. Greenwood is attracting interest from clubs such as Roma. If a sale occurs, Marseille will be required to pay a portion of the transfer fee to Manchester United.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, AS Roma is investigating whether a transfer for Mason Greenwood is feasible. It is expected that Roma would need to pay approximately 50 million euros. It is reported that Greenwood's agent, who is also his father, has already agreed to a move to Italy.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Mason Greenwood is Roma's main priority to strengthen their attack. The club is preparing a significant action but needs to sell players first to finance the acquisition.

It appears Mason Greenwood will move to Roma after Marseille failed to qualify for the Champions League. Marseille are facing pressure to sell players and are said to be in a precarious financial situation, requiring them to complete several sales before June 30th to satisfy France's financial regulator. The striker is under contract until 2029. It is understood that United inserted a sell-on clause in the original deal, which entitles them to up to 50 per cent of any future transfer fee.

Goal.com reports that AS Roma are advancing talks over a summer move for Mason Greenwood. Marseille are prepared to sell due to financial pressure and have placed a €50 million (£42m/$57m) valuation on Mason Greenwood.

AS Rome remains very interested in Mason Greenwood, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport. It is reported that Marseille would like a transfer fee of 50 million euros, and Manchester United is set to receive 40% of that amount.

AS Roma has approached Mason Greenwood. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Mason Greenwood is interested in the AS Roma project. The player's father has made contact with the club, and Greenwood's representatives were waiting for AS Roma to qualify for the Champions League before proceeding.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Gasperini has reportedly requested that the club's owner, Friedkin, strengthen the offensive sector by signing OM's forward Mason Greenwood, who the Italian coach considers the perfect complement to Donyell Malen. The report adds that the club has reasons to be optimistic about the deal due to its excellent relations with OM since the transfer of Robinio Vaz last winter, and the presence of Medhi Benatia, who played for the club and is leaving OM this summer. The report also states that spending around fifty million euros would reportedly not be an insurmountable issue for the Giallorossi, who could generate funds from the sale of Manu Koné or Soulé this summer.

According to gazzetta.it, Mason Greenwood is a player Gian Piero Gasperini desires for his Roma team for next year. If Roma qualifies for the next Champions League, the Friedkin family could give the coach another forward after having acquired Donyell Malen.

Gian Piero Gasperini is reportedly interested in bringing 24-year-old English winger Mason Greenwood to Roma next season. The Marseille player is valued at 50 million euros, and securing a discount is considered difficult due to a percentage of any future sale being owed to Manchester United. Several other clubs have also been linked with Greenwood, including Atlético Madrid, Juventus, and Tottenham Hotspur.