Roma Prepare Structured €40m-Style Offer to Sign Mason Greenwood
The club plans to move quickly to finalise a deal by the end of June to exploit Marseille’s reported need to raise cash for financial rules.
Overview
- Roma are preparing to send a formal proposal to Marseille as soon as next week with the club aiming to complete a transfer by the end of June.
- The reported package is engineered as a loan with an obligation to buy, including about a €5m loan fee, a €25m purchase trigger on appearance, €10m in guaranteed add-ons and a resale percentage above 10%.
- Marseille are holding out for roughly €50–55m and face pressure to register a big sale for financial fair play compliance, which increases urgency in negotiations.
- Gian Piero Gasperini and owner Ryan Friedkin have talked directly with Greenwood and his father/agent and multiple reports say the player is open to moving to Rome.
- Manchester United have a large sell-on entitlement that would take a significant share of any fee and other clubs remain interested, which together shape how much cash Marseille would ultimately receive and how the market could move next.