Olympique Marseille and Manchester United have an agreement for the transfer of Mason Greenwood for 31.6 million plus a percentage on resale. The player is considering his future after public opposition from the mayor of Marseille and some fans.

Mason Greenwood's future has been subject to a dramatic U-turn, with Marseille now stalling on a deal to sign the Manchester United striker. Greenwood had made a switch to the Ligue 1 side his top priority, yet an attack on the player's character launched by Mayor of Marseille Benoit Payan appears to have changed the course of the 22-year-old's destiny. Following a year with Getafe, Greenwood had been primed to move to Marseille, but OM are stalling on a deal in the face of public opinion. The negotiations were put on hold after the words of the Mayor Benoit Payan.

Olympique Marseille has made an offer for Mason Greenwood. The 22-year-old is expected to leave Manchester United. However, the required transfer fee might be a sticking point. Greenwood has one year left on his contract, and Manchester United is asking for a price of nearly 50 million euros.

Olympique Marseille entered the negotiations with a higher offer than Lazio for Greenwood. The club is confident of securing the player despite competition from other clubs.