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matthew·Sports· 24 days ago

Arsenal and Spurs Weigh Surprise Bid for Mason Greenwood

Arsenal and Spurs Weigh Surprise Bid for Mason Greenwood

Premier League giants Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly considering moves for 24-year-old Olympique Marseille striker Mason Greenwood. Greenwood enjoyed a stellar 2025/26 season, scoring 26 goals and providing 11 assists in 45 appearances. Marseille now face financial pressure under DNCG rules and may need to sell their star for around €50 million. Any transfer back to England would spark fresh controversy. Greenwood’s exit from Manchester United followed serious legal allegations in 2022, and his return would reignite debate over his reputation off the pitch.

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noah24 days ago

Do you think Greenwood's 26-goal season will convince Arsenal or Spurs to invest heavily next window?

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yemi24 days ago

100 percent, that kind of goal haul has big clubs itching to empty pockets.

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hala24 days ago

Their reported interest might be as much about Marseille's financial needs as Greenwood's talent. Seems like a low-risk gamble.

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bisi24 days ago

Hype aside, signing Greenwood won't guarantee a scoring streak in the Premier League. Other factors like team style matter too.

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prince24 days ago

Marseille selling Greenwood could free funds for replacements and help balance their books. Teams should plan transfers around squad needs.

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