Manchester United missed a golden chance for a significant financial windfall during the summer transfer window, as details of Marseille's stance on Mason Greenwood have come to light.

The United academy product was sold to the French outfit in the summer of 2024 for a fee of £26.6 million, with a 50% sell-on clause included in the deal. Greenwood made quite an impression in his debut season with Marseille, netting 21 goals in Ligue 1 and providing six assists, sparking rumours that he might be leaving the French club.

Saudi Arabian teams were rumoured to be interested, but no move happened. He remained at Marseille, but an update on interest from clubs has now been provided.

Journalist Fabrizio Romano revealed on his YouTube channel that potential suitors were prepared to pay a hefty fee for Greenwood over the summer, but Marseille had a firm transfer policy. The French club believed the forward was too valuable to let go, a stance shared by both club directors and manager Roberto De Zerbi.

They dismissed any interest, ensuring Greenwood stays put until at least January. The exact amount offered has not...