Gap of €5 million between Roma-Marseille for Greenwood | OneFootball

The first gift Gian Piero Gasperini expects from Roma is Mason Greenwood.

The English winger is the player the coach believes will bring the Giallorossi’s attacking line to the next level.

The 2001-born player has given priority to the Roman club, but they must step up their game to close the deal with Marseille.

Gasp hopes to meet Greenwood at Trigoria in 10 days, which is when the training camp will be held.

A possible mission for D’Amico, who has found an ally in OM.

Marseille has no intention of dragging out the sale of Greenwood, which would finance their transfer window.

As Corriere della Sera reports, contacts between Roma and OM have intensified in the last few hours: a diplomatic effort that has led the French club to lower their asking price from €55 million to €50 million, including bonuses.

This figure is still higher than the one earmarked by the Roman club.

At Trigoria, they had anticipated an offer of €40 million plus bonuses, but the feeling is that the deal could close at €45 million.

Roma remains the most popular destination for Greenwood, given the agreement on his salary (€4.5 million plus bonuses). However, the Giallorossi must act quickly because Fenerbahçe and Atlético Madrid are also interested in the player.