Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are targeting Mason Greenwood from Marseille during the upcoming summer transfer window, according to L’Equipe. The 24-year-old forward has previously worked with manager Roberto De Zerbi at the French club, raising expectations about his potential impact in north London.

However, the situation is complicated by the reactions of Tottenham fans. Following De Zerbi's appointment, a supporters' group criticized his public support for Greenwood, who faces serious charges including attempted rape and assault from his time at Manchester United. This backlash might influence the club's decision-making process regarding a potential signing.

Greenwood has excelled at Marseille, boasting a valuation of €80 million. His versatility allows him to play both on the flanks and centrally, which could address Tottenham’s ongoing goal-scoring issues. Yet, the prospect of his signing is met with mixed feelings among fans.

Meanwhile, Arsenal is also keeping an eye on Greenwood's situation. With a need for additional scoring options, the 24-year-old could provide much-needed attacking depth, having scored 26 goals and provided 11 assists last season.

Both clubs face pressure as Marseille seeks to comply with FFP rules, making Greenwood their most valuable asset. It remains uncertain whether either team will make a formal offer, and how these dynamics will evolve in the coming weeks.