De Zelda demands more from Greenwood

Mason Greenwood has been in sensational form for Marseille, scoring 15 goals in Ligue 1 this season. However, despite his impressive performances in attack, manager Roberto De Zerbi has questioned his overall contribution, believing that the 22-year-old forward needs to improve on his work ethic and consistency.

"I wanted him here very much, I've said that many times," De Zerbi told a news conference. "He was the first player I contacted before I took over as Marseille manager and I even spoke to his father before I signed. No one respects him more than I do."

"But that doesn't mean he can stand still - I demand more from him. He has to do more because it's not enough. If he wants to be a top player, he has to be more consistent, make more sacrifices and show more determination. Otherwise, our team is always stuck in the same cycle: a good game, then a loss to Auxerre, then a win against Nantes... It's too unstable, like the ebb and flow of the tide, and I don't like it."

Although Greenwood continues to show his threat in Marseille, his future is still full of uncertainty. According to GIVEMESPORT, the striker may leave Marseille in 2025, and European giants such as Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are closely monitoring his situation.

This Saturday, Marseille will face Lens in Ligue 1. Greenwood will have the opportunity to prove himself again and show the coach that he is not just a shooter, but a player who can contribute comprehensively.