AS Roma eye Marseille striker Mason Greenwood after a prolific 2025‑26 season that saw him net 26 goals in 45 games. Club officials say a €40 million upfront offer is on the table, with a future‑transfer clause to appease Marseille. The move would give Roma a proven strike partner to replace a departing forward.

Meanwhile, Manchester United eye West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes, who the Hammers demand an €80 million fee for. United hope the relegation of West Ham will ease negotiations, while rivals Real Madrid and Arsenal pursue other targets. Fernandes’ 21‑year‑old Portuguese displays have attracted attention from clubs across Europe.

Arsenal and Manchester City have also turned their eyes to Newcastle‑born midfielder Sandro Tonali, who the club wants for a £100 million fee. Tonali shone in a 12th‑place campaign, and his 26‑year‑old form has drawn interest from United and AC Milan, though United have reportedly stepped back.

These mid‑season moves illustrate clubs’ urgency to shore up weakened squads before the winter break. A successful signing could tilt standings, while missed deals risk late‑season struggles. Roma’s pursuit of Greenwood, United’s chase of Fernandes, and Arsenal’s bid for Tonali all signal a reshaping of top‑flight rosters.