Marseille moves toward another major sale after Greenwood departure

Finishing in fifth place and missing out on the prestigious Champions League has left Olympique de Marseille in a precarious financial state.

The loss of revenue from the lack of top-tier European football is forcing the club to focus heavily on player departures during this summer transfer window. The situation is so critical that Marseille might be forced into a fire sale, as they lack leverage and must monetize their most valuable squad members.

The most significant deal involves Mason Greenwood. Although the British attacker expressed a desire to stay in Ligue 1, he is rapidly nearing a move to AS Roma, where he has become the top priority for their attacking reinforcements.

Could Amine Gouiri also be on his way out?

Another vital part of the offensive unit could be packing his bags. Amine Gouiri is reportedly a candidate for departure from Olympique de Marseille this summer.

Having arrived a year and a half ago from Stade Rennais, the Algerian international is well-liked by the new sporting director, Grégory Lorenzi, who appreciates his technical profile. Despite this admiration, the club official is prepared to sanction the striker’s exit should a tempting offer arrive.