Mason Greenwood 'ignores' Marseille staff member every day as major relationship breakdown revealed

Mason Greenwood's time at Marseille looks set to come to an end after a bombshell behind-the-scenes revealed all about how he is viewed at the club.

Following on from a loan spell with Getafe, Greenwood signed for Marseille in a £26.6 million deal in 2024.

The Manchester United academy product has scored 47 times in 79 games for United but his goal record does not appear to tell the full story of his time at the Ligue One giants.

A new report from L'Equipe made a series of claims about Greenwood and his relationship with those at the club, as well as his behaviour and attitude.

It's claimed that his relationship with sporting director Mehdi Benatia is "non-existent" and the two completely ignore each other on a daily basis.

The former Bayern Munich defender was furious with Greenwood when he boycotted a marketing campaign by the club's kit supplier and was left "exasperated" - even ranting to senior players and urging them to give him a piece of their mind.

Greenwood has scored 25 goals this season. Image: Getty

Greenwood, who was recently given a 0/10 rating by a French newspaper, also frustrated the club by skipping French lessons and arguing that everyone spoke English in the changing room, with officials questioning his commitment as a result.

Fines were even issued in a bid to get Greenwood to engage.

On top of that, it was noted that Greenwood did not follow the necessary recovery protocols after games and he is seen as "individualistic" by staff, who believe he is not grateful for the way in which Marseille have helped him rebuild his career.

In a recent training session, Greenwood is believed to have ignored instructions from manager Habib Beye and that has not helped how he is looked at by the Marseille top brass.

The report from the French newspaper said that "Greenwood seems to be waiting for the inevitable end before a departure that won't be so simple".

Any potential transfer will see United pocket around 40 per cent of the fee after inserting a clever clause in the deal.

But the amount may not be as much as United and Marseille had hoped, with it claimed Greenwood's "stock has fallen" due to inconsistency.