Lhe Champions League quarterfinal tie against Real Madrid is not, far from it, the only problem that Todd Boehly’s Chelsea has on the table. To the delicate situation in the Premier – march tenth to 11 points of the Champions – and the early elimination in Cup and League Cup now adds the more than possible loss of one of its main assets:Mason Mount (Portsmouth, 1999).
Mount’s pure precision goal (0-2).
The ‘blue’ youth squad, who hasn’t played due to injury since February 26, The contract ends in 2024 and, for now, it continues without renewing. His position – he could leave for free in just over a year- He begins to get annoyed, and a lot, at the Stamford Bridge offices.
Chelsea could put Mount on the market… if he doesn’t renew
“There is still a big gap in the negotiations between Chelsea and Mount. [Ambas partes] They are far from reaching an agreement on the new contract. The final decision has not yet been made, but the chances of Mount leaving Chelsea this summer are rising. If he does not renew before the summer, the club will put him on the market [para evitar que salga gratis en un año]”, assured Fabrizio Romano just a week ago.
There is still a big gap in the negotiations between Chelsea and Mount. [Ambas partes] they are far from reaching an agreement for the new contract
Not even Graham Potter seems to have it all with him. “Mount is an important player for us. I hope he is resolved quickly, but I prefer to leave this matter in the hands of the player and the club. It’s a big contract for Mason. The decision he makes has to be good for him and his family. It’s important that I make his decision on a good basis.”
Mount is an important player for us. I hope it is resolved quickly, but I prefer to leave this matter in the hands of the player and the club
Liverpool is on the prowl
The ‘soap opera’ goes long. Or so it seems. The proof is that Mount has ‘signed’ Neil Fewings to help Tony, his father and, at the same time, manager, with the negotiations. ‘Girlfriends’, of course, will not be missing. Liverpool seem the most interested, for now, in case he doesn’t end up renewing with Chelsea.
This is what happens when you try to take the ball away from Grealish, Foden, Mount…
Meanwhile, Paul Merson, formerly of Arsenal and now a commentator for ‘Sky’, urges the ‘blues’ to ‘tie him short’. “It’s a bad deal for Chelsea. They should give Mount what he’s asking for. You can’t lose your best players. When you arrive from the quarry they look at you differently because you have not cost anything. On the other hand, if you come from abroad, they see you as an asset.”
It’s a bad deal for Chelsea. They should give Mount what she’s asking for. You can’t lose your best players
Merson continued his defense of Mount: “He was by far the best player at Chelsea last season. It was amazing. There are a lot of players who should go out before him.”
The blow would be even greater if, finally, it ends up at Anfield: “If Liverpool sign Mount and Bellingham they would have a team to aspire to the Premier. Why risk it? Why make them stronger?”Merson insisted before adding more ‘fuel to the fire’: “If Mount doesn’t play it’s because of his contractual situation. With the size of the current squad, they’re not going to play a player who hasn’t signed a new contract.”
If Mount does not play it is because of his contractual situation. With the size of the current squad, they are not going to put a player who has not signed a new contract
A controversy that was fueled after Gareth Southgate to include Mason Mount, theoretically injured, in the England squad. Then she ended up calling him off, but, Be that as it may, there is ‘Mount case’.
