Mason Mount has certainly set tongues wagging in recent days. Currently at the centre of a club vs country row after the Chelsea midfielder was withdrawn from the England squad with a pelvic injury, his future at Stamford Bridge also remains the subject of increasing speculation.
Out of contract in 2024, the 24-year-old has so far rejected offers of a new deal from the Londoners. Liverpool, Manchester United, and Newcastle United are also said to be monitoring his situation as a result, with reports suggesting Chelsea will cash in on Mount in the summer, having insisted they have made their last offer, rather than risk losing him on a Bosman transfer at the end of his contract.
And the midfielder has seemingly dropped the biggest hint yet that he is preparing for a Chelsea exit after appointing a new agent. The Daily Mail reports that, having been represented by his father, Tony Mount, for the past 18 months, he has now appointed Neil Fewings from ROOF as his new agent.
