Ex-Man Utd player now considered top player in Ligue 1 after transfer.

Mason Greenwood's journey to Marseille has been nothing short of remarkable. After leaving Manchester United in a highly publicized and controversial deal, the young forward has quickly made a name for himself in Ligue 1.

It all started when Greenwood, at just 22 years old, joined Marseille for a whopping €31.6 million. This move came after his tumultuous time at United, where he faced serious legal troubles and was ultimately let go by the club. However, after a successful loan spell at Getafe, United deemed him surplus to their needs and offloaded him to Marseille.

Since his arrival, Greenwood has wasted no time in making an impact. In just three games, he has already scored an impressive five goals for Roberto De Zerbi's side. His performances have caught the eye of many, including RMC Sport pundit Daniel Riolo, who boldly declared Greenwood as the best player in Ligue 1.

"He's an extraordinary player," Riolo gushed. "His precision, speed, and execution are simply above average. He's a standout in Ligue 1, and a very great player."

Even former England midfielder Chris Waddle, who played for Marseille in his career, has been impressed with Greenwood's start in France. "He's a very good player," Waddle said. "He's come out of the blocks very quick and is already catching the attention of the new England manager. He's proving himself in Marseille, and that's all he can do."

While some may question the strength of the French league, Waddle believes that Greenwood's performances speak for themselves. "The French league may not be as strong as the Premier League or other top leagues in Europe, but Greenwood is showing his quality and scoring goals. That's all that matters in the end."

It's clear that Greenwood has found his footing in Marseille and is thriving in his new environment. His past troubles are now behind him, and he is making a strong case for himself as one of the top players in Ligue 1. It will be exciting to see how he continues to develop and grow in his new home at Marseille.

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