Mason Greenwood to lose a key team-mate? Adrien Rabiot hints he could leave Marseille despite Champions League qualification

Rabiot joined the French club in a free transfer, signing a two-year contract with Roberto De Zerbi's team. He impressed as they sealed a second-place finish in the top-flight, with the midfielder scoring nine goals and registering five assists in 29 matches.

Despite their strong performances, there has been talk of unrest within the Marseille squad at times this season, though Rabiot himself has dismissed such claims. Nevertheless, the 30-year-old has suggested he could still leave in the summer, even though he is excited to play in the Champions League next term.

Speaking on Canal+, he said: "The Champions League at the Vélodrome? It's going to be spectacular. Personally, I don't want to get ahead of myself on what's going to happen next season. We'll have a moment to sit down with the president [Pablo Longoria], with Medhi [Benatia, sporting director], to discuss all of that. Experiencing those emotions in the biggest European competition must be top-notch."

Marseille will hope to convince the France international to remain at the club for another season as they look to build on a positive season that saw Mason Greenwood score 21 times in the league.