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SportsGreenwood nears €45m Fenerbahçe move; Getafe set for ~€4m windfall from sell-on clause
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Mason Greenwood is on the verge of leaving Olympique de Marseille to join Turkish club Fenerbahçe for approximately 45 million euros, including bonuses. The transfer would financially benefit three clubs: Marseille, Manchester United, and Getafe. Getafe, which hosted Greenwood on loan two seasons ago and helped revive his career, holds a percentage clause from Manchester United. If the sale is finalized, Getafe would receive around four million euros. This additional income, combined with other recent player sales and a percentage from Marc Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, would strengthen Getafe's financial position for the current transfer market.
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Updated: 12/07/2026 - 20:24 CEST
Mason Greenwood is one step away from leaving Olympique de Marseille. Reports from Turkey indicate that the player is close to signing with Fenerbahçe for around €45 million, including the initial fee and various bonuses.
The sale would represent a major statement from the Turkish side, who would secure what is expected to be one of the stars of the competition. This transfer would also mean that up to three teams would benefit financially.
Financial Beneficiaries
In addition to Marseille and Manchester United, Getafe stands to gain significantly. After hosting Greenwood on loan for a season, the Spanish club received a percentage from Manchester United as part of the agreement for "hosting" the player two seasons ago. This arrangement helped bring Greenwood back into the sporting spotlight and enabled United to sell the Englishman.
If the transfer is finalized, Getafe would receive approximately €4 million — a welcome addition to the club's transfer revenue. This sum adds to the already completed sales of:
- Luis Milla
- Mauro Arambarri
- Coba da Costa
- Peter Federico
Getafe also retains a percentage from Marc Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, meaning the club can continue filling its coffers for the current market.
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