Olympique de Marseille is at the center of discussions regarding Mason Greenwood, the English winger currently under contract with the club. AS Roma, recently qualified for the Champions League, has begun negotiations with OM to recruit the player. According to Il Tempo, a preliminary agreement has been reached between Greenwood and Roma for a contract until 2031. The Roman club would offer a net annual salary of 5 million euros, making him the second-highest-paid player in the squad, just behind Paulo Dybala. Currently, Greenwood earns 5.4 million euros per year at Marseille, but gross. On the sporting side, Gian Piero Gasperini, Roma's coach, sees Greenwood as his offensive priority for this summer. Competition is strong, with clubs like Juventus and Inter Milan also showing interest, but Atlético Madrid remains the main rival. Financially, OM demands at least 50 million euros for the transfer, knowing that the release clause of 60 million euros will be activatable in July. Manchester United, which holds a resale percentage, has seen its share decrease to about 30% as OM has gradually bought back part of this percentage. AS Roma hopes to conclude the operation around 45 million euros.