Quote from: bestcoins1 on Today at 12:55:38 PM

Quote from: Hanadawa on Today at 03:40:07 AM

Greenwood can actually compete in La Liga. He is a young player and has great talent. But I think his decision to move to Marseille this season was also a good decision. Greenwood is still 22 years old and maybe he will get lots of opportunities to play with Marseille. Greenwood has competed in the EPL so I think he will have no difficulty adapting and will become one of the best strikers in Ligue 1. I hope Greenwood can perform very well and consistently in Ligue 1 and will see his name on the list of Ligue 1 top scorers.

Young strikers who have played in the EPL will certainly not have much difficulty adapting to a new team in Ligue1, especially since the competition in Ligue1 itself is not that competitive. However, with Greenwood's presence in Marseille in Ligue1, it is certainly hoped that it can bring a little change to the competitive scene so that Marseille can become a tough rival for PSG next season, although I am also not immediately convinced that Marseille will be able to stop PSG from winning again in Ligue1 next season.

@bestcoins1 I totally agree with your submission about young players who started their professional football career in England and how they tend to succeed in other leagues. The English Premier League is arguably the strongest league in the whole world and that's why you see young stars who struggled to establish themselves in the league blossom whenever they join other league but for Mason Greenwood, he was already a star at Manchester United before the alleged rape incident that almost cost him his career. Last season, we saw how he was impressive for Getafe who I thought will sign him permanently but since he is now an Olympic Marseille player, I have strong belief that the Englishman will excel in the French club.