Mason Greenwood Stats: Goals, Assists & Career Record

Mason Greenwood stats have become one of the most searched football topics in Britain this week, after the former Manchester United forward scored for Fenerbahçe in a 3–2 Champions League win over Liverpool on 4 November 2026. The goal, a deflected free kick in Istanbul, was the latest reminder that the 25-year-old’s scoring record has stayed strong across four clubs and three leagues. This article sets out the Mason Greenwood stats in full — season by season and club by club — using the career statistics published as of the Liverpool match, so readers can see exactly what the figures say and where they come from.

Featured snippet answer: Mason Greenwood stats show 102 goals in 266 appearances in all competitions as of 4 November 2026, including 71 league goals in 191 league games. His best season was 2025–26 at Marseille, with 26 goals and 11 assists in 45 matches. He now plays for Fenerbahçe, where he has scored eight goals in 19 games.

Mason Greenwood Stats at a Glance

The headline Mason Greenwood stats are straightforward: 102 goals in 266 senior appearances in all competitions, correct as of the match played on 4 November 2026. That total includes one appearance and one goal for Manchester United’s under-21 side in the EFL Trophy; his senior club total is 101 goals in 265 appearances. In league football alone, he has scored 71 goals in 191 games, a rate of roughly one goal every 2.7 league appearances.

A goal contribution is simply a goal or an assist added together, and it is the quickest way to judge an attacker’s overall output. By that measure, his most productive season was 2025–26 at Marseille, when he recorded 37 goal contributions — 26 goals and 11 assists — in 45 appearances in all competitions. His best league season was the one before it, 2024–25, when he finished as the joint top scorer in Ligue 1 with 21 goals.

• Career total: 102 goals in 266 appearances in all competitions, as of 4 November 2026.
• League total: 71 goals in 191 league appearances across the Premier League, La Liga, Ligue 1 and the Süper Lig.
• Best season: 2025–26 at Marseille — 26 goals and 11 assists in 45 matches in all competitions.
• Current club: Fenerbahçe, who signed him from Marseille on 14 July 2026 on a four-year contract. He wears the number 11 shirt.
• International: One senior cap for England, won in 2020, with no goals. He has since switched his international eligibility to Jamaica.

All of the Mason Greenwood stats in this article are taken from the career statistics table published on his Wikipedia page, which is stated as correct as of the match played on 4 November 2026, and cross-checked against FBref’s league tables and Marseille’s own end-of-season summary. Where two sources disagree on a minor detail, such as the split between league and total assists, this article says so rather than smoothing over the difference.

Fenerbahçe 3–2 Liverpool: The Goal on 4 November 2026

The reason Mason Greenwood stats are trending this week is a single evening in Istanbul. On Wednesday 4 November 2026, Fenerbahçe beat Liverpool 3–2 in the Champions League league phase at the Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium, and Greenwood scored the home side’s first goal. Liverpool took the lead twice — through Trey Nyoni in the 25th minute and Alexander Isak in the 69th — and Fenerbahçe answered within minutes on both occasions.

Greenwood’s equaliser came in the 29th minute. His free kick from around 25 yards took a deflection off the wall and wrong-footed Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson, drawing Fenerbahçe level at 1–1. Archie Brown made it 2–2 in the 73rd minute, and substitute Vedat Muriqi headed the winner in the 79th. It was Liverpool’s first defeat in that season’s Champions League, and Fenerbahçe’s first win of the campaign, lifting them to 19th in the table with five points from four matches.

There was an extra layer to the occasion. Fenerbahçe were led by interim head coach Dirk Kuyt, who played more than 200 games for Liverpool between 2006 and 2012, and he was facing his former club only two matches into the job. Liverpool dominated possession, with 68 per cent of the ball, and out-attempted Fenerbahçe 22–17, yet lost the expected-goals battle 1.70–1.57. For Greenwood, the goal added another line to the Mason Greenwood stats: his fourth in European competition for Fenerbahçe and his eighth in all competitions for the club, in only his 19th appearance.

It is worth correcting one common misunderstanding. Some coverage still describes Greenwood as a Marseille player, because his two seasons in France produced the best Mason Greenwood stats of his career so far. He is not. He left Marseille in July 2026 and now plays for Fenerbahçe in Turkey, which is why his goal against Liverpool came in a yellow-and-navy Fenerbahçe shirt rather than a Marseille one.

Mason Greenwood Stats in 2025–26 at Marseille

Mason Greenwood stats for 2025–26, his second and final season at Marseille, are the strongest of his career so far. He scored 26 goals and provided 11 assists in 45 appearances in all competitions. In Ligue 1, he scored 16 goals and made seven assists in 32 appearances, playing 2,462 minutes. Marseille finished fifth in Ligue 1 with 59 points from 34 matches, narrowly missing Champions League qualification and instead booking a place in the Europa League.

The season’s most eye-catching performance came on 18 October 2025, when he scored four times in a 6–2 home win over Le Havre. That made him the first Marseille player to score four goals in a single game since Jean-Pierre Papin in 1991. Earlier in the autumn, on 21 November 2025, he scored twice in a 2–0 win away at Nice, and on 14 December 2025 he scored in a win over Monaco. Supporters voted him their Player of the Month for October 2025, and he was later named in the UNFP Team of the Season for 2025–26 and voted Marseille’s Player of the Season. No other night in the Mason Greenwood stats for 2025–26 comes close to the Le Havre game.

His cup record that season was unusually strong, and it is the part of the Mason Greenwood stats that surprises most readers. In the Coupe de France, he scored six goals in only four appearances, and in the Champions League he scored three goals in eight appearances, including two against Union Saint-Gilloise in the league phase in December 2025. He also scored once in his single appearance in the Trophée des Champions. Taken together, the 2025–26 figures show a forward who was scoring in every competition he played in, not just in the league.

It is also worth noting what the Mason Greenwood stats do not show. His 16 league goals in 2025–26 were five fewer than the 21 he managed the season before, yet his overall total rose from 22 to 26 because his cup and European output improved sharply. That is a useful reminder that a single league tally can understate a player’s season, particularly once a club is playing in Europe and going deep in domestic cups.

Manchester United, Getafe and Marseille 2024–25: The Road to the Top of Ligue 1

Greenwood joined Manchester United at the age of six and came through the club’s academy, finishing as the top scorer in the Under-18 Premier League North with 17 goals in 21 games in 2017–18. He made his competitive debut on 6 March 2019 as a substitute in a 3–1 Champions League win over Paris Saint-Germain, aged 17 years and 156 days. Six months later, on 19 September 2019, he scored against Astana in the Europa League to become the club’s youngest ever goalscorer in European competition, aged 17 years and 353 days. The early Mason Greenwood stats underline how quickly he rose through the age groups.

His breakthrough season was 2019–20, when the Mason Greenwood stats first caught national attention: he scored 17 goals in 49 appearances in all competitions, including 10 league goals in 31 Premier League games. He followed that with 12 goals in 52 appearances in 2020–21 and six goals in 24 appearances in 2021–22. In total, he scored 35 goals in 129 appearances for Manchester United, including 22 goals in 83 Premier League games. He was part of the United side that finished as runners-up in the UEFA Europa League in 2020–21.

After leaving United, he spent the 2023–24 season on loan at Getafe in Spain, and the Mason Greenwood stats from that year show a player rebuilding his career. He scored eight goals and made six assists in 33 La Liga appearances, with 10 goals in 36 appearances in all competitions, and was voted Getafe’s Player of the Season. His first Getafe goal came on 8 October 2023 in a 2–2 draw at Celta Vigo, his first goal in senior football since January 2022.

He joined Marseille permanently on 18 July 2024 in a deal worth up to €31.6 million, and the Mason Greenwood stats from his first season in France were an immediate success. On his debut on 17 August 2024, he scored twice, assisted two goals and won a penalty in a 5–1 win at Brest, and he reached five goals in his first three games. He finished the 2024–25 season with 21 league goals and five league assists in 34 Ligue 1 appearances, level with Paris Saint-Germain’s Ousmane Dembélé as the division’s joint top scorer, and 22 goals in 36 appearances in all competitions. Marseille finished second in Ligue 1 and qualified for the Champions League.

Mason Greenwood Stats by Club and Competition

The table below brings the Mason Greenwood stats together in one place. League figures are shown separately from the all-competitions totals, because the gap between the two is where cup and European goals sit — and, in his case, that gap is large: 31 of his 102 career goals have come outside league football.

Club	Seasons	League apps	League goals	All competitions apps	All competitions goals
Manchester United	2018–19 to 2021–22	83	22	129	35
Getafe (loan)	2023–24	33	8	36	10
Marseille	2024–25 to 2025–26	66	37	81	48
Fenerbahçe	2026–27	9	4	19	8
Career total	2018–19 to 2026–27	191	71	266	102

The career total of 266 appearances and 102 goals includes one appearance and one goal for Manchester United’s under-21 side. His senior club total is 265 appearances and 101 goals. His European record is also worth setting out plainly in any reading of the Mason Greenwood stats: five goals in 16 Champions League appearances across his career, with a further eight goals in the Europa League for Manchester United, plus three Champions League goals for Marseille in 2025–26 and four European goals for Fenerbahçe in 2026–27.

Five moments that explain the numbers:

1. September 2019: Scores against Astana to become Manchester United’s youngest ever goalscorer in European competition, aged 17 years and 353 days.
2. 2019–20 season: Scores 17 goals in 49 appearances in his breakthrough campaign at Old Trafford, including 10 in the Premier League.
3. 2024–25 season: Finishes as the joint top scorer in Ligue 1 with 21 goals in his first season at Marseille.
4. 4 November 2026: Scores for Fenerbahçe in a 3–2 Champions League win over Liverpool, his eighth goal in 19 appearances for the Turkish club.

His penalty record is another part of the Mason Greenwood stats. Of his 37 league goals for Marseille, 13 were penalties, and six of his 16 league goals in 2025–26 came from the spot. That is not a criticism — winning and converting penalties is a genuine skill — but it does mean his open-play league tally at Marseille was 24 goals across two seasons, which is still a strong return for a wide forward.

International Career and Style of Play

At international level, the Mason Greenwood stats are far thinner than his club record: he has one senior cap for England, won on 5 September 2020 when he came on as a 78th-minute substitute for Harry Kane in a 1–0 Nations League win over Iceland. He also played for England at under-15, under-17, under-18 and under-21 level, scoring once in four under-21 appearances. He has not been selected for England since, and in September 2025 England manager Thomas Tuchel confirmed he would not be considered, leaving him out of the 2026 World Cup.

In August 2024, Greenwood filed papers to request a switch of international eligibility to Jamaica, the country of his family heritage. The Football Association confirmed the switch in March 2025, and the president of the Jamaica Football Federation later said Greenwood had received his Jamaican passport, with only final clearance paperwork remaining. As of 4 November 2026, however, no appearance for Jamaica is recorded in his international statistics, which still show only the single England cap. Whether he plays at the 2026 World Cup for Jamaica therefore remains undecided in the published record.

As a player, he is listed as a forward and right winger, 5 feet 11 inches (1.81 metres) tall, and he is famously two-footed. He began his career as a midfielder before moving into attack, and he can play across the front three — on the right, through the middle as a second striker, or as a number 10. His trademark move is to cut inside from the right onto his left foot and aim low for the near post, although he is equally comfortable shooting with his right. He has taken penalties and free kicks with either foot, which is rare even among professional forwards. That two-footed ability helps explain why the Mason Greenwood stats have stayed strong in four different leagues. His market value was most recently listed at €58.5 million, although transfer valuations change quickly and should be treated as a snapshot rather than a settled fact.

A Short Note on the 2022 Case

Any account of his career has to mention the reason he left England. In January 2022, Greenwood was arrested and suspended by Manchester United. In October 2022, he was charged with attempted rape, assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and controlling and coercive behaviour. In February 2023, the Crown Prosecution Service dropped all charges, citing the withdrawal of key witnesses and new material that had come to light. Manchester United then carried out its own investigation and, in August 2023, announced that he would leave the club. He joined Getafe on loan the following month, and has played outside England ever since.

Conclusion

Mason Greenwood stats tell the story of a forward whose scoring has survived every move he has made. He scored 35 goals for Manchester United as a teenager, rebuilt his career with 10 goals at Getafe, then produced his two best seasons at Marseille — 22 goals in 2024–25 and 26 in 2025–26 — before starting strongly at Fenerbahçe with eight goals in his first 19 games. His 102 goals in 266 appearances, and 71 league goals in 191 league games, put him among the most productive English forwards of his generation on the numbers alone.

The Liverpool goal on 4 November 2026 is the latest entry in the Mason Greenwood stats, and it is the reason so many readers are checking his figures this week. Whether he can keep that rate going in Turkey, and whether he finally adds a Jamaica cap to his single England appearance, are the two questions that will shape the next chapter of his statistics. For now, the numbers are clear, they are verified to 4 November 2026, and they show a player who keeps scoring wherever he plays.

What stands out most to you in his record — the 26-goal season at Marseille, the joint top-scorer award, or the goal against Liverpool? Share your thoughts in the comments below, and let us know which of his seasons you rate as his best.

Last Updated: 5 November 2026

Sources: Wikipedia: Mason Greenwood — career statistics as of the match played 4 November 2026 and NBC Sports: Fenerbahçe 3–2 Liverpool match report, 4 November 2026.