Liverpool and Newcastle have now received a boost in their respective pursuits of Mason Mount after he hired a new agent.
it is talk about sports He claims Liverpool are confident of signing the England international this summer.
Elsewhere – according to daily mail – Newcastle are keen to sign Mount and the story also mentions Liverpool’s interest.
Now, there is a major development.
What is the ins and outs?
Hmm – according to Fabrizio Romano – Mount has formally hired Neil Fewings as his new agent, with the Chelsea number 19 now “likely to leave” Stamford Bridge at the end of the season.
The 24-year-old has been in talks with Chelsea over a new contract as his current spell expires in July 2024.
However, a breakthrough has yet to be made between Mount and the Blues and a move away from west London is the most likely scenario at the moment £76,000 per week man.
Mount has previously found himself on the bench in a number of games under Graham Potter since the Englishman replaced Thomas Tuchel, before an influx of new attackers such as Joao Felix, Mihailo Mudrick and Noni Marduk.
Mount should have chosen Liverpool over Newcastle
In our opinion, Mount will do better at Liverpool than at Newcastle.
The England international possesses enormous energy and is an effective presser who fits seamlessly under the leadership of Jürgen Klopp, a manager who likes his side to adopt a high-intensity style.
Liverpool’s midfield has also become stale and injury-prone as the likes of Thiago, Jordan Henderson and James Milner are no longer young, while Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain cannot be relied upon .
Frequent absences have even allowed the 18-year-old Bajcetic to become the main force, after he also suffered injuries before.
Therefore, the Mount will most likely start on a weekly basis.
Of course, that could be the case at Newcastle as well, but we think Mount has a better chance of further development under Klopp than under Eddie Howe.
Be sure to keep an eye out for this situation because anything can happen this summer.
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