After leaving Manchester United at the start of the season, Mason Greenwood could reportedly already be on his way out of his new club.
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Despite an impressive 2023/24 season with Getafe upon his return to football, his good form in Spain was not enough for the Mancunians to want to keep their academy graduate.
Olympique de Marseille were the side who decided to buy the Bradford native at the start of the ongoing campaign, and the former England international has hit the ground running at the Stade Velodrome.
The 23-year-old has been in fine form and is the club's top goalscorer with 16 goals in all competitions, but it seems that his time with the Olympians could be in jeopardy early on in his tenure with the French giants.
Greenwood started from the bench in Marseille's last two Ligue 1 defeats to RC Lens and Paris Saint-Germain, and according to head coach Roberto De Zerbi, the reason for that is his lack of effort during training.
In a recent press conference, the Italian tactician said: "I expect more from him. He has to do more, because what he is currently showing is not enough."
According to La Provence, should he continue not applying himself, the former Brighton Hove Albion boss will sell the versatile attacker come the end of the season.
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However, the same report claims that Greenwood has returned to training early in an attempt to illustrate his commitment to the club, something that is understood to be well received by De Zerbi.
