AS Roma is stepping up its pursuit of Marseille striker Mason Greenwood, facing new competition from Atletico Madrid.
The Italian club aims to bolster its attack under manager Gian Piero Gasperini.
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According to football journalist Alfredo Pedullà, Roma plans to assess the feasibility of a decisive move between Tuesday and Wednesday.
Marseille Lowers Asking Price
Marseille has reportedly reduced its valuation, potentially accepting a fixed fee of €40 million to €42 million.
The deal could include an additional €5 million to €6 million in bonuses.
This shift follows statements from Marseille president Stéphane Richard about the club's need to cut expenses through player sales.
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Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid has entered the race as manager Diego Simeone explores new attacking options.
As reported by L'Equipe, the Spanish club has made an enquiry for the English forward.
This development directly impacts Manchester United due to a 2024 transfer agreement.
The Telegraph previously reported that the Premier League club retained a 50 percent sell-on clause on any future profit from Greenwood's sale.
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While Marseille maintains full control over the player's final valuation, a significant transfer would provide a useful financial boost to Manchester United.
