AS Roma is actively involved in the transfer market and is preparing an offer for Mason Greenwood, Marseille's forward. According to Corriere dello Sport, the Giallorossi aim to finalize the deal by June. The club has sensed competition and does not want to get caught in an auction for the player. Roma will not offer the €55 million Marseille is asking for, considering it excessive. The Friedkins are currently formulating a proposal to present to the French club.

AS Roma intends to offer €40 million plus bonuses and a percentage of the player's future resale. It would not be a permanent transfer, but a loan deal worth €5 million with an obligation to buy set at €25 million and a €10 million bonus for his first appearance. Greenwood's performances at Marseille have boosted his reputation, and his relentless approach to the game could suit Gian Piero Gasperini's system well.

Greenwood is known for his ability to take on defenders, beating them and shooting with both feet. These qualities are exactly what the Italian coach looks for in his attackers, having a reputation for making the most out of players like him. The negotiations are therefore of great interest to AS Roma fans, who hope to see Greenwood wearing the Giallorossi jersey next season.