Manchester United have opted not to sell their attacking midfielder, Mason Mount, during this summer’s transfer window. This decision was revealed by football transfer expert Fabrizio Romano in a tweet on X.
Mount, who joined Manchester United from Chelsea last summer, experienced a challenging first season at Old Trafford, leading to speculation about his potential departure. Despite these rumors, the club has decided to retain the England international.
Romano tweeted on Saturday, “Manchester United are currently not planning to sell Mason Mount despite reports. Mount’s also only focused on Man United after unlucky first season and ready to do his best under Erik ten Hag this season. No plan to part ways.”
Mount, 24, will be looking to make a significant impact in the upcoming season under the guidance of manager Erik ten Hag.
His continued presence at Manchester United suggests the club’s confidence in his ability to overcome last season’s difficulties and contribute to the team’s success.