
Roma pursue Greenwood deal as Soulé heads toward exit
AS Roma are working on a plan to sign Mason Greenwood from Olympique Marseille during the upcoming summer transfer window. The proposed structure involves an initial loan fee of at least €5 million, an obligation to buy for €25 million once Greenwood makes his first appearance, and a further €10 million in guaranteed bonuses. French football legend Christophe Dugarry, a former Marseille defender, weighed in on Greenwood's future, stating: "There are two questions that must be asked. Does OM have the means to keep Greenwood? I don't think so. And does he want to stay? I don't think so. So the question of whether to keep him or not doesn't arise. Greenwood must leave and he will leave." Meanwhile, Roma are moving away from pursuing Summerville, as the Dutch player's salary demands of €6 million per season prove too high. On the outgoing side, reports suggest Roma wish to sell Matías Soulé, with Turkish club Fenerbahce among the interested parties. The club is also keen to move on forward Artem Dovbyk. Head coach Gian Piero Gasperini views Greenwood as a key target to elevate the squad's level and compete for immediate success.


