Roma to submit first bid for Mason Greenwood | OneFootball

Roma is taking its first steps on the transfer market.

Their strategy is clear: satisfy Gian Piero Gasperini’s request for a large number of top-quality strikers to boost the quality of their attack.

Their number one target is Mason Greenwood, who is leaving Marseille, which is struggling financially.

The French club is aiming high; costs and competition make the deal difficult, but the Giallorossi will try to please their coach.

Tony D’Amico will soon officially be Roma’s new sporting director.

As Leggo reports, one of his first moves will be to submit an offer to Marseille for Greenwood, thus entering the heart of the negotiations. The Friedkins’ initial offer will be around €40 million plus bonuses.

However, the French club appears to be asking for at least €10 million more.

The player has already made it clear he’s interested in Roma, especially now that they’re certain to play in the Champions League and considering he’d face problems in England due to the notorious legal disputes. Alajbegovic, however, seems to be fading, following the departure of Frederic Massara.