Mason Greenwood passes up the chance to score hat-trick on Marseille debut as ex-Man Utd star hands penalty to fellow debutant on excellent start to life in France

Greenwood scored twice in the first-half on his Marseille debut as they recorded a thumping 5-1 win over Brest. The former Manchester United star, who was told his career was over at the club after an investigation into allegations of attempted rape and coercive control, as well as assault, for which he was arrested. The charges were dropped and Greenwood was able to seek a fresh start in France.

Having scored twice, the ex-England international declined the chance to take a second spot-kick, instead handing the ball to fellow debutant Elye Wahi, who scored from 12 yards. Luis Henrique also scored a brace to round out Marseille's scoring.

Greenwood has made a real impact already, having scored 10 goals for Getafe in La Liga last season. During his time at United, he scored 35 goals in 129 appearances.

Marseille play Reims next weekend and will hope to record another dominant victory with Greenwood on the scoresheet.