Mason Greenwood has emerged as a standout performer for Marseille, prompting interest from elite clubs ahead of the summer transfer window. Reports from Hooligan Soccer suggest that Marseille might ask for up to £72 million for the talented English attacker.

When Greenwood left Manchester United, they included a sell-on clause in the transfer deal. As a result, the club stands to gain approximately 50% of any fee recouped by Marseille this summer, positioning them to benefit significantly from his potential transfer.

Paris Saint-Germain is keen on acquiring the 25-year-old as they seek a replacement for Goncalo Ramos. The question remains whether PSG will meet the asking price of £73 million to secure Greenwood's services. His impressive performance in French football, highlighted by 25 goals and 10 assists this season, showcases his ability to compete at the highest level.

Greenwood's versatility allows him to excel both on the flanks and in a central role, adding much-needed goals and creativity to PSG's attack. The prospect of joining a club that recently clinched the league title and reached the UEFA Champions League semifinals is undoubtedly enticing for him, as he aims to win major trophies.

Meanwhile, Manchester United can look forward to using the proceeds from Greenwood's departure to address multiple areas of need this summer, thanks to the strategic foresight of including a sell-on clause in his original deal.