The 'Fichajes' website confirmed that the French club Marseille received an offer worth 100 million euros from the Saudi club Al Hilal to sign the English striker Mason Greenwood, who is having an outstanding season this year in the French league.

The source indicated that the French club is not currently planning to sell its star, especially since half of the value of any future deal goes to Manchester United under the previous agreement, meaning the club's net income from the deal would be only 50 million euros.

The source explained that Greenwood is a pivotal player in Marseille, having scored 20 goals in 27 official matches this season, significantly impacting the attacking play and the team's confidence in crucial moments.

The source also noted that the club is carefully considering the offer, taking into account the potential sporting risks of replacing a player of Greenwood's current level, while the player remains committed to staying and focused on continuing to develop within the ranks of the French team.

The source confirmed that Marseille continues to analyze the situation calmly, prioritizing the sporting aspect and team stability, despite Al Hilal's continued pressure with its substantial financial offer.