VIDEO: Mason Greenwood continues red-hot form with yet another pre-season goal for Marseille against Sevilla

Greenwood has hit the ground running this pre-season, building serious momentum ahead of the new Ligue 1 season. He announced his return in spectacular fashion with a blistering 11-minute hat-trick against Dutch lower-league side Excelsior Maassluis, a performance that immediately reignited the buzz around him.

Greenwood kept the goals coming with another strike in a draw against Belgian club OC Charleroi, showcasing sharpness and clinical finishing that made him such a highly-rated talent during his early Manchester United days. The goal against Sevilla marked Greenwood’s sixth of the summer, as he continues to stake his claim as one of Europe’s most dangerous attacking threats ahead of the 2025–26 campaign. Marseille fans were back in the stands just weeks after celebrating the club's return to the UEFA Champions League, and Greenwood ensured the optimism continued to grow.

In another key moment from the friendly clash, Marseille supporters were treated to the return of a familiar face, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. The former Arsenal striker, who rejoined the club earlier this week after a stint in Saudi Arabia, was introduced in the 70th minute to a warm reception.

Despite his time away from top-tier European football, the 35-year-old forward wasted no time reminding fans of his blistering speed and attacking instincts. Aubameyang looked sharp during his cameo, making several threatening runs and linking up well with his new teammates, suggesting he could still be a vital cog in the squad. 7

While Greenwood continues to focus on his performances, speculation regarding his future refuses to go away. The England international has reportedly attracted the attention of several high-profile clubs across Europe, and even some suitors from the ambitious Saudi Pro League. Despite the external noise, Marseille remain firm in their stance; the club has no intention of offloading their star forward. With Greenwood wearing the No.10 shirt and emerging as a talismanic figure at the Vélodrome, the club's management is keen to keep him central to their plans for the coming season.