Roma prepare official bid for Greenwood | OneFootball

Roma isn’t giving up on Mason Greenwood.

There’s been much ado about nothing from Turkey, as presidential candidate Safi lost the election to become the Turkish club’s number one.

That’s why the Giallorossi are keeping the flame alive for the English winger, whom Gasperini so strongly admires.

The deal remains complicated, given Marseille’s €50 million plus €5 million in bonuses, but it’s definitely not over.

The idea of ​​seeing Greenwood and Dybala behind Malen is very appealing to the Giallorossi manager.

As Corriere dello Sport reports, the player is demanding a significant salary, certainly no less than €4 million plus bonuses. Overall, the deal would be worth nearly €100 million gross over a five-year contract for the Giallorossi.

The Roman club is considering the investment because the player could become a financial asset for the club.

As soon as Tony D’Amico’s transfer is made official, Roma will submit a €40 million offer to Marseille, a significant signal to begin negotiations that won’t be easy.

The 2001-born player has also been linked with Atlético Madrid and Al Hilal, although there are currently no concrete developments.

Laprovence adds a background story that is pushing Greenwood away from Marseille: the player has returned the keys to his house in Aix-en-Provence.

Roma will first have to sell to sign Greenwood, and in the meantime, they have already initiated contact with his father, his agent.