Mason Mount Transfer: In a letter to the Stamford Bridge faithful, Mason Mount acknowledged that Chelsea’s players ‘did not deserve’ the love they received from supporters this year. Premier League teams like Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester United are reportedly eager to capitalise on the situation and have bids prepared for the 24-year-old player in case he does decide to reach the open market. After what has certainly been a difficult season, Mount later used Instagram to address Chelsea supporters. Follow Premier League 2022-23 LIVE updates with InsideSport.IN
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Mount was benched for Chelsea’s season-ending 1-1 draw with Newcastle at Stamford Bridge and has been linked to exits. The 24-year-old Chelsea player has just one year left on his contract, and Manchester United and Liverpool are thought to be leading the chase for him. United has identified him and Harry Kane as two of its top targets.
Chelsea executives are willing to sell one of their most precious assets before Mount reaches the last year of his contract, but the club has not given up on keeping Mount despite Pochettino’s efforts to keep the England international.
In the midst of intense rumours over his future, the England international has given a message to Blues fans. He discussed Chelsea’s challenging season, in which they ended 12th and had three managers, in a post on Instagram.
Mount said: “It’s fair to say it’s been an up and down season, but your support has never dipped. Travelling all around the country, you were with us every step of the way and at times we didn’t deserve you. But now it’s time to have a break and recover… Thank you & enjoy your summer Blues.”
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Mount was benched for Chelsea’s season-ending 1-1 draw with Newcastle at Stamford Bridge and has been linked to exits. The 24-year-old Chelsea player has just one year left on his contract, and Manchester United and Liverpool are thought to be leading the chase for him. United has identified him and Harry Kane as two of its top targets.
Chelsea executives are willing to sell one of their most precious assets before Mount reaches the last year of his contract, but the club has not given up on keeping Mount despite Pochettino’s efforts to keep the England international.
