Manchester United included a 50 per cent sell-on clause in Mason Greenwood’s move to Marseille, but his next transfer could earn them even more.

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• Red Devils sold for £27m in summer of 2024
• Will be due a sizeable chunk of next transfer fee
• Have the option to increase that clause

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  The Red Devils agreed to part with another product of their fabled academy system during the summer of 2024, with it becoming clear that he had no future at Old Trafford. A £27 million ($34m) deal took Greenwood away from English football and over to France.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  He has starred in Ligue 1, registering 14 goals, and has been linked with leading sides from across Europe – including Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain. It has even been suggested that PSG have a €75m (£62m/$79m) offer on the table.

• DID YOU KNOW?

  As things stand, any sale there would land Premier League giants United €37.5m (£31m/$39m). are, however, reporting that United have the option to increase their sell-on percentage at various intervals – with said windows of opportunity being triggered by “performance-related criteria and time”.

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  The longer that Greenwood continues to impress, the more his market value will rise. United will want to maximise any profits there, as they increase their stake in the forward’s future, while Marseille are effectively reimbursed for the fee that they initially shelled out.

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