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How Mason Greenwood feels about Saudi Pro League move amid strong interest from Barcelona and Atletico Madrid
TBR Football can exclusively reveal whether Marseille forward Mason Greenwood is tempted by a move to the Saudi Pro League — who are interested in snapping up the former Manchester United goalscorer.
Since leaving Manchester United last summer to sign for the French giants, the 23-year-old has been a revelation.
With 18 goals and four assists to his name in Ligue 1 for Marseille, the Englishman has been one of the standout performers in the French top-flight this season.
Greenwood’s impressive displays have not gone unnoticed by the Saudi Pro League and his stance about potentially moving to the Middle East has come to light.
Mason Greenwood has no interest in Saudi Pro League transfer
TBR Football’s chief correspondent Graeme Bailey has been informed that Mason Greenwood has no interest in a move to the Saudi Pro League.
Greenwood’s stance will be a blow to the Saudi Pro League, who have been tracking his performances in a Marseille shirt after having previously tried to sign him on two separate instances and failing.
The Europa League finalist’s priority is to stay in Europe instead of playing his football in Saudi Arabia and fortunately for him, several elite clubs are interested in securing his services.
TBR Football understands that Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are huge admirers of the Bradford-born winger.
Serie A giants such as Inter Milan, AC Milan, Juventus and Napoli have all scouted Greenwood in recent weeks as well.
Why Manchester United are keeping track of Mason Greenwood
The England international has a chance to play for some of the biggest clubs in Europe if he decides to leave Marseille after what has been an incredible first campaign for him at the Stade Velodrome.
TBR Football can confirm that Manchester United are keeping track of their academy graduate’s progress.
However, United’s reason for doing so is because they have a 50 per sell-on clause in place — as the Red Devils will now be hoping Greenwood quickly decides where he wishes to play his football next after declining a move to the Saudi Pro League.