Mason Greenwood has reportedly agreed a permanent move to Roma. The former Manchester United winger, now 24, scored 26 goals and provided 11 assists in 45 appearances for Marseille this season.
With the French club in turmoil and having missed out on European qualification, Greenwood is keen to move to Serie A this summer. Italian publication Corriere dello Sport claims personal terms have been agreed between Roma and the player, who is expected to play under Gian Piero Gasperini next season. The Englishman has been identified by Roma as a priority signing for the upcoming campaign.
Greenwood's salary will reportedly start at £3.9 million per year, plus bonuses, increasing each season. Some of his bonus incentives are said to be well within reach, with the forward expected to hit a number of performance-related targets.
His former club, Manchester United, would pocket 40 per cent of the profit from the transfer fee should the deal go through. This stems from the substantial sell-on clause they negotiated during his £26 million move to Marseille in 2024.
However, the Greenwood deal is not the only piece of Roma's business that would have consequences at Old Trafford. The Italian club are also looking to bolster their left wing and are said to be pursuing Crysencio Summerville.
The West Ham star has caught the eye of numerous clubs, including United, following his recent outstanding performances. The Hammers' relegation means Summerville, who is currently representing the Netherlands at the World Cup, could be available for a fee around £50 million.
Roma's interest may prove an unwelcome complication in United's pursuit of the 24-year-old, acting as a factor in driving his value up, along with his World Cup displays. The Athletic reports that United are among several clubs keeping tabs on Summerville, having already made an opening enquiry to West Ham about his situation.
Summerville, who is under contract until June 2029, is one of West Ham's most saleable assets following their relegation and could therefore be sold. His versatility has seen him emerge as an attractive option for United should they move for a winger this summer, although bolstering the midfield will remain the club's main focus. Fellow Irons star Mateus Fernandes remains another primary target.
