Inter is on the market looking for quality players, especially from midfield upwards. So journalist Marco Guidi, on the podcast of La Gazzetta dello Sport, suggests the opportunity: “On the right, I would say I would take a player who I know will be on the market and who is accessible even though he is a top player, and that is Greenwood. Then there are ethical issues, I don’t know, but speaking of football: Greenwood will leave Marseille, because he will leave Marseille. As of this weekend, Marseille is officially out of the Champions League, they won’t go to the Champions League and they will have to sell him. He is a player who, in my opinion, aside from off-field issues, really makes a difference and doesn’t have much of a market because he can’t return to England. Giovanni Rossi (former club manager at Marseille, ed.), he says that Greenwood in Italy scores 20 goals, easily. He says easily.”
Greenwood, born in 2004, is a winger skilled with both feet. Even this year he has already reached 25 goals and 10 assists across all competitions. Inter also boasts excellent relations with Marseille after several deals concluded in recent years.
