Mason Mount says he has been asking himself three questions amid uncertainty over his Chelsea future.
Mount is looking increasingly likely to leave Stamford Bridge this season with contract talks still ongoing and described by manager Graham Potter as "complicated". Liverpool, Manchester United and Man City are all monitoring the 24-year-old's situation.
In a tough season for all involved at Chelsea, Mount has struggled for form. The midfielder's return of three goals and one assist this season is in stark contrast to his 11 goals and 10 assists of last season.
Mount has issued a blunt verdict on both the campaign but has not given up hope of a positive end to the season and looks to improve next year - be it at Chelsea or elsewhere.
"It’s been tough and I think you learn a lot from a season like this and you can grow a lot. Maybe I’m not going to achieve the goals I set at the beginning of this year.
"You look at it like: Why did that happen? How can I affect that for next year? How can I do better?
"We’ve still got some more to go and hopefully another competition to try and win."
