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- AS Roma want to sign Mason Greenwood from Marseille this summer
- The deal depends on Roma qualifying for the Champions League
- Manchester United will receive a percentage of the transfer fee
- Matías Soulé and Manu Koné could be sold to fund the move
- Greenwood has scored 26 goals in 44 appearances for the French club
AS Roma are planning a big move to sign Mason Greenwood. The former Manchester United player now plays for Marseille in France.
Greenwood has played very well this season. He has scored 26 goals in 44 games. Roma want him to play with Donyell Malen. The two players could make a very strong attack for the Italian team.
But the deal will only happen if Roma get into the Champions League. They have two games left to try to qualify. The club owners, the Friedkin family, have bought expensive players before. They paid a lot of money for Paulo Dybala and Romelu Lukaku. Greenwood would cost about €50 million.
Manchester United will also get some money if Greenwood moves again. This is part of the deal when he joined Marseille. So Marseille cannot sell him cheaply.
Roma and Marseille know each other well from past transfers. To pay for Greenwood, Roma might sell two players. Manu Koné and Matías Soulé could leave the club. Other teams want to buy them. This money would help Roma pay for Greenwood.