BREAKING: Liverpool Preparing €80M Bid for Ex-Man United Forward Mason Greenwood in Stunning Transfer Twist.

In a move that could send shockwaves through the Premier League, Liverpool are reportedly preparing a substantial €80 million (£62 million) bid to sign former Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood from Olympique de Marseille. This development comes as the Reds seek to bolster their attacking options amid uncertainties surrounding key players.

Greenwood, 23, has revitalized his career in Ligue 1, netting 15 goals and providing three assists in 25 appearances for Marseille this season. His impressive form has attracted interest from several European giants, including Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Juventus. 

Liverpool’s interest is particularly noteworthy given Greenwood’s history with their arch-rivals, Manchester United. The English forward left Old Trafford in 2024 following a mutual agreement after charges against him were dropped.  He subsequently joined Marseille for £26.6 million and has since become a key figure under manager Roberto De Zerbi.

Sources suggest that Liverpool manager Arne Slot views Greenwood as a potential solution to the team’s attacking challenges, especially with ongoing speculation about Mohamed Salah’s future and concerns over Darwin Núñez’s consistency.  Greenwood’s versatility, capable of playing across the front line, aligns with Slot’s tactical preferences.

However, the potential transfer is not without complications. Marseille have set a €75 million valuation for Greenwood, and any deal would also involve a significant sell-on clause benefiting Manchester United.  Moreover, the prospect of a former United player donning the Liverpool jersey is unprecedented in recent history, potentially stirring reactions among both fanbases.

As the summer transfer window approaches, all eyes will be on Anfield to see if Liverpool proceed with this audacious move. Should the deal materialize, it would not only reshape Liverpool’s attacking dynamics but also mark one of the most sensational transfers in Premier League history.