He Olympique de Marseille managed to make a splash in the transfer market by getting the sought-after coach Roberto de Zerbi. The Italian coach was proposed for the Manchester United and Bayern Munich teams.
He signed a three-year contract and promised “help Marseille regain the rank it deserves. I felt a strong desire to join this club. The history and prestige that surrounds OM, the passion and enthusiasm of its followers, the seriousness and enthusiasm shown to me by the leaders convinced me.” To this end, as seen in his previous teams, the last Brighton, will suggest an associative and ultra-offensive play style.
OM, after a season that fell short of expectations without even getting into Europe and with up to three coaches on the bench, now the club is looking to return to its place in history. At the top. The way to achieve this is through luxury signings that can add to the team. One of the aforementioned players is Mason Greenwoodwho is absent from Manchester United for non-sporting reasons and has just finished a great season LaLiga with 8 goals and 6 assists at Getafe.
Olympique de Marseille’s official proposal for Mason Greenwood announced on Monday is 30 million with a large sell-on clause.
The percentage of future sales that Manchester United considers important could be around 40/50% and the final round of talks is underway. Asked about this and the controversy it is generating among some fans, who started the hashtag ”GreenwoodNotWelcome”, De Zerbi was emphatic about it: ”I’m sure Mason is a world class player.”.
“I don’t know his background. The player doesn’t matter… once they sign here, they’re like my children. I protect them, always”
As reported by the BBC, he has no options to continue with Manchester United, who had a “constructive conversation” with the player and told him that he did not want a new loan, but rather a sale, because they don’t like it. have him He wasn’t even called up for the Red Devils’ preseason start on Monday.
Source: La Verdad
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