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Mason Greenwood has had a promising first part of the season with Olympique de Marseille. If he still lacks consistency, the English striker has already been decisive 27 times in 16 matches in all competitions with the Phocaeans this season.
Recruited for 26 million euros, the former Manchester United prodigy does not intend to stop there to justify the price of his transfer. According to Provencethe Bradford native aims to win the title of top scorer in Ligue 1 at the end of this 2024-2025 financial year.
A fight that promises to be close
Currently, OM number 10 occupies second place in the ranking alongside Bradley Barcola (Paris Saint-Germain), with 10 goals scored. They are both hot on the heels of Jonathan David (LOSC), in the lead with 11 goals.
With 15 days of the championship already played, Greenwood still has 19 matches to achieve its objective. He could thus succeed Kylian Mbappé, king of scorers for the 2023-24 season with an impressive total of 27 goals.
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