Manchester United’s summer plans could be significantly boosted by an unexpected development regarding Mason Greenwood.
With the club looking to reinforce multiple positions, a sudden influx of cash could prove crucial as Ruben Amorim prepares to reshape his squad.
United have struggled financially due to restrictions in the transfer market, making every potential revenue source even more valuable.
While player sales are being considered, an external boost from a sell-on clause could provide a much-needed financial advantage.
The latest reports suggest that one such clause is on the verge of paying off in a major way.
Mason Greenwood, currently at Marseille, has found himself at the centre of a growing controversy that could result in his departure this summer.
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The former United forward has had an impressive season in Ligue 1, scoring 16 goals and providing three assists in 28 appearances.
However, despite his contributions, reports in France suggest that his relationship with manager Roberto De Zerbi has deteriorated, raising doubts about his long-term future at the club.
De Zerbi has publicly criticised Greenwood’s attitude, first highlighting his poor execution of set-pieces and now questioning his overall commitment on the pitch.
The Italian manager’s latest comments suggest that he expects more from the 23-year-old, hinting that his lack of consistency and work ethic could be a problem.
RMC reporter Florent Germain, via BFM Marseille claims that Greenwood has fallen out of favour due to a perceived lack of effort and an unwillingness to adapt to the team’s demands.
This growing tension has opened the door for a potential transfer, with top European clubs monitoring the situation.
Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona, and even Liverpool have reportedly expressed interest in securing Mason Greenwood’s services, with bids of around €75m (£62m) being discussed.
If Marseille decides to sell, United stand to benefit massively from the deal, thanks to the 50% sell-on clause they included in his contract.
A sale at the reported price would see United pocket roughly £30m, a figure that could be reinvested into the squad to help Amorim in his rebuild.
Mason Greenwood’s uncertain future at Marseille could hand Manchester United a significant financial boost, aiding Ruben Amorim’s ambitious summer rebuild.
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Source: Centred Devils
