“After what we have done for him. He just can’t make such a decision” – Marseille Supporters Direct Angry Message at Former Manchester United Player Mason Greenwood as the young player is planning a return to Old Trafford

Marseille Fans Voice Frustration Toward Mason Greenwood and Luis Henrique

Olympique de Marseille supporters have publicly expressed their displeasure with former Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood, urging him and teammate Luis Henrique to depart the club.

Before the international break in March, Greenwood’s commitment and physical condition came under scrutiny from head coach Roberto De Zerbi, who dropped the English attacker from the starting lineup in key fixtures against RC Lens and Paris Saint-Germain. Reports also surfaced of a heated confrontation between Greenwood and De Zerbi during a training session.

Despite these setbacks, Greenwood was reinstated into the starting XI in recent matches and quickly made an impact, scoring in the clash with Toulouse FC. However, criticism from the fanbase persisted. Prior to their recent fixture against Montpellier, fans at the Orange Vélodrome unveiled a banner that read, “Greenwood, Henrique, get a move on!”

Both players have faced questions about their future at Marseille. Henrique, in particular, has drawn transfer interest, with reports suggesting Manchester United are exploring the possibility of bringing him in.

In response to the banner, Greenwood delivered a standout performance, scoring twice in Marseille’s dominant 5-1 victory. He converted a penalty early in the match and later added a second with a composed finish from inside the box.

Despite recent controversies, Greenwood has been a standout performer in Ligue 1 this season. Only Ousmane Dembélé has scored more goals than Greenwood’s 18, highlighting his importance to the squad.

If Marseille decide to sell the £26.6 million man, there is no shortage of interest. Reports indicate that three clubs from the Saudi Pro League are monitoring his situation closely. Any potential transfer would also benefit Manchester United, who reportedly included a substantial 50% sell-on clause in Greenwood’s deal.