'Means the world'- Mason Greenwood sends out emotional message to Marseille fans after finishing season as joint-top scorer in Ligue 1

The former Manchester United forward scored a brace on Saturday as Marseille finished second in Ligue 1 and secured Champions League football for next season. The goals also mean that Greenwood has wrapped up his first season in French football by finishing joint top of the goalscoring standings with PSG's Ousmane Dembele.

Greenwood has finished the season on a high but there have been some difficulties along the way. He came in for criticism from manager Roberto De Zerbi, and was even dropped from the team, earlier this year but ends the campaign with 21 goals from 32 league appearances. The 23-year-old took to social media after Marseille's final game of the campaign to express his feelings about his first season at the club and to thank supporters for their backing.

He posted on Instagram: "From day one, this club welcomed me like family. Ending the season in 2nd and qualifying for the Champions League is something we can all be proud of. Being joint top scorer in Ligue 1 is a proud moment for me personally, but the real highlight was playing in front of our incredible fans week in, week out. Your support means the world."

Greenwood's latest goals also mean he has scored more in a debut season in the 21st century for Marseille than any other player, beating the record previously held by Didier Drogba.

Greenwood has been linked with a move away from Marseille in the summer transfer window. However, he said before Marseille's final game of the season he hopes to remain at the club and appears happy at Marseille.