Mason Greenwood recently made his latest of many career moves at a young age.
The 24-year-old signed for Fenerbahce, handing Manchester United a nice sell-on fee as they failed to sell players like Manuel Ugarte and Marcus Rashford in the summer.
The Englishman joined the Turkish club after a stint at Marseille, where he scored the bulk of his career goals – 48.
Greenwood also scored ten times at Spanish club Getafe, where he spent the 2023/24 season on loan from Manchester United.
Before being suspended from Manchester United duty following attempted rape charges in 2022, Greenwood scored 35 times for his boyhood club.
Despite the charges against his name being dropped after one party dropped out of the case, Manchester United cut ties with the player.
It has led Greenwood to Türkiye, where he now plays for Fenerbahce and has started on top form.
The young winger has reached the career milestone of 100 goals.
In a post on Instagram, Greenwood spoke out upon reaching the tally, writing, “From my first professional goal to number 100. Different clubs, different countries, so many memories along the way. A special milestone for me.”
The post was compiled with a variety of pictures from every club Mason Greenwood has played for – from Manchester United all the way to Fenerbahce now.
In reaching the milestone in a game against Eyüpspor on Sunday, Greenwood scored twice, marking six goal involvements in as many games for his new club.
The Turkish Super Lig team will be happy with how the young winger has started at the club.
Fenerbahce haven’t started in the best form, sitting 6th in the table, but will be hoping to kick on after an emphatic 8-0 win in the league.