Mount made a lot of money.

The Sun reported that Mount earned nearly £6 million from commercial activities and image rights.

Mount made a lot of money.

According to financial reports filed with Companies House this week, Stone Elite, the company run by Mount and his father Tony, now has assets worth £5.7 million as of June 2025. This is a significant increase from £4.4 million in 2024, demonstrating strong growth despite the inconsistent performance of the player born in 1999.

Stone Elite's primary source of income comes from sponsorship deals and the exploitation of his personal image. Mount is currently the global face of Pepsi Max and also has a long-standing partnership with Nike.

Notably, the Manchester United midfielder has recently been spotted wearing Adidas and Mizuno boots on several occasions, sparking speculation about a new boot sponsorship deal.

Mount possesses a talent for business.

Stone Elite is just one of three companies within Mount's business ecosystem. Besides that, he also owns a real estate business and a holding company, all operating under the Stone Elite brand, demonstrating a systematic investment and long-term vision for the future after retiring from playing.

Mount's financial success contrasts sharply with his on-field career. He has missed over 50 games for Manchester United due to injury since joining from Chelsea in July 2023.

However, positive signs emerged when Mount was included in the squad for the 2-0 victory against Manchester City at Old Trafford on January 17th and is expected to feature in the away match against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on January 25th.

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