Fenerbahce joins race for Mason Greenwood as transfer speculation heats up
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 5:10 AM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
Mason Greenwood's future is in question as Fenerbahce has entered the transfer race. Following his £26.6 million move to Olympique Marseille, speculation mounts after their manager's departure. Both presidential candidates for Fenerbahce express interest in signing the player, while Marseille is reportedly open to offers. Manchester United remains attentive, as they are entitled to 50 percent of any profits from Greenwood's future sale. Details on the transfer fee remain unspecified, with personal terms expected to be manageable.
- •Mason Greenwood's status at Marseille is uncertain after manager's exit.
- •Fenerbahce's presidential candidates are vying for Greenwood's signature.
- •Marseille is willing to listen to offers for Greenwood.
- •United stands to gain from a future transfer of Greenwood.
- •Fenerbahce aims to negotiate personal terms with Greenwood.
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