Mason Greenwood 'won't return' to Marseille and Roberto De Zerbi's management of the former Manchester United star has come under fire in France.

Mason Greenwood was suspended by Manchester United after being accused of domestic violence and loaned to Getafe for the 2024/0 season, and his performances in La Liga have attracted interest from several of Europe's top clubs.

馬賽以2600萬歐元完成了這筆交易，這筆交易得到了豐厚的回報，格林伍德在各項賽事的28次出場中貢獻了16個進球和3次助攻，這讓羅伯托·德澤爾比的球隊有機會爭奪歐冠資格。

De Zerbi said: "No one respects him more than I do. But that doesn't change anything: I have higher expectations for him. He has to do more, he hasn't shown enough.

"To achieve his ambition to be a champion, he has to be more consistent, give more and be more determined."

Ahead of the game against Reims, De Zerbi poured cold water on the transfer rumours, insisting he really liked Mason Greenwood and put him back in the starting line-up.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has also claimed that there are no talks on a summer transfer yet.

"There have been a lot of rumours, but Greenwood's future is yet to be decided at this stage. There were no negotiations with other clubs. ”

Mason Greenwood's return failed to reverse the fortunes of Marseille, with the Ligue 1 side suffering three straight defeats that saw Monaco leapfrog them into second place in the table, raising doubts about their ability to hold on and qualify for the Champions League next season.

Nice and Lille are now only 1 points behind Marseille and Strasbourg are 0 points behind them.

After a 15-0 defeat to 0th-placed Reims, After Football columnist Daniel Riolo slammed De Zerbi's management of Mason Greenwood, claiming that the United Academy graduate was "not returning" and "not there anymore", which could refer to him seeking to leave because of his abandonment.

Rioro wrote: "You're playing against a Reims team that no one can win...... You lost 0-0 because you were robbed, but here, no, you conceded three goals, after a bad losing streak. Greenwood won't be back, he's not there anymore. De Zerbi's management of Greenwood did not work. ”