Olympique de Marseille find themselves in a tricky financial spot after finishing fifth and missing out on the lucrative Champions League.
The shortfall from that absence forces the Provence club to focus this summer transfer window on sales. This off-season could even turn into a fire sale for OM, who are not in a strong negotiating position and need to part with their most valuable assets.
The biggest of those is clearly Mason Greenwood. The British forward had expressed a desire to stay in Ligue 1, but he is edging closer to AS Roma, which has made him a top priority to bolster its attack.
Gouiri also heading for the exit?
Another key offensive piece might also pack his bags. Amine Gouiri could leave Olympique de Marseille this summer.
Arrived a year and a half ago from Stade Rennais, the Algerian international has caught the eye of new sporting director Grégory Lorenzi, who truly appreciates his technical profile. Yet the executive has reportedly resigned himself to letting his striker go if an attractive offer arrives.
