Mason Greenwood has completed a switch from Marseille to Fenerbahce, with the Turkish club confirming the English forward has put pen to paper on a four-year deal.
According to BBC News, Fenerbahce state the transfer is worth 39m euros (£33.27m), though the figure had previously been advertised at a higher amount before being adjusted. Manchester United, Greenwood's former club, stand to benefit financially from the move, as they are entitled to a percentage of the fee under a sell-on clause agreed when he left Old Trafford.
Greenwood's departure from United came amid controversy, and his career since has been shaped by a series of moves as clubs weighed up his undoubted talent against the baggage surrounding his exit. Marseille took a gamble on him and were rewarded with strong performances, which appear to have convinced Fenerbahce to make a significant investment.
For United, the sell-on fee represents a modest financial return from a saga that continues to follow the striker wherever his career takes him next.