Has MU put an end to Mount's plans?

Manchester United are seriously considering the possibility of selling Mason Mount outright in the summer 2026 transfer window, as the English midfielder is gradually being excluded from long-term plans at Old Trafford.

Mount is highly likely to leave MU.

According to British media, Manchester United's management is willing to listen to any offers for Mount, given that he no longer holds a significant role under manager Michael Carrick. Once highly anticipated upon joining MU in 2023, and even a key player during the final stages of Ruben Amorim's tenure, Mount has never shown the peak form he displayed at Chelsea.

Recurring injuries are the biggest obstacle for the 27-year-old. Since Carrick took over as manager, Mount has been virtually invisible. His inability to maintain fitness has led to him being left out of the squad.

Furthermore, the impressive performances of new signing Matheus Cunha have further narrowed Mount's opportunities to play. When given a chance, the former Chelsea star has failed to make a convincing impression, significantly eroding the coaching staff's confidence.

With Manchester United needing to restructure their squad, selling Mount is seen as a sensible solution both professionally and financially. This move would help the club reduce its wage bill and free up budget to invest in more suitable targets.

If the deal goes through, it would be a regrettable end to a player who was once expected to become a key figure in Old Trafford's midfield.

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Source: https://znews.vn/mu-dat-dau-cham-het-cho-mount-post1629104.html