Chelsea look set to cross paths with Premier League rivals Manchester United in the transfer window this summer, in more than one capacity. The two sides have already been in discussions surrounding a deal between themselves as the Red Devils look to make a move for Mason Mount.
Reports claim that an opening £40million bid was made by United, in hopes of tempting a switch for the England international, who has just one-year remaining on his contract. That has been rejected, with a huge £70million valuation set on Mount, with the negotiation process firmly underway.
It remains to be seen whether the two teams will reach an agreement for the 24-year-old, but that may not be the only flash point between them in the market this summer. Both sides appear to be in the market for a striker to help their goal scoring exploits, which may lead to an overlap in targets.
