The French club Marseille has closed the door on attempts by Saudi club Al-Nassr to acquire English star Mason Greenwood, as the management has expressed its complete rejection of the idea of selling the player during the ongoing summer transfer market.

Journalist Ben Jacobs reported via his account on the platform "X" that Al-Nassr's management submitted an official inquiry regarding the possibility of signing Greenwood, but Marseille's response was decisive in rejecting the idea of parting with the player at this time.

The report indicated that the player's position remains unclear regarding the idea of moving to the Saudi league, and it is still unknown whether Al-Nassr intends to make a new offer or be satisfied with the initial attempt.

It is worth noting that Manchester United will receive 50% of any future sale of Greenwood, according to the agreement made with Marseille upon the player's transfer.

Some sources had previously mentioned that Cristiano Ronaldo, the captain of Al-Nassr, personally contacted Greenwood in an attempt to persuade him to join the team during the ongoing summer transfer window, but things did not go as planned.