A report from Italy claimed Man Utd midfielder Mason Mount has been offered to AC Milan in the transfer window.
There has been no contact between AC Milan and Mason Mount’s camp, despite a report from Italy claiming the Manchester United midfielder had been offered to the Italian club.
Former United head coach Ruben Amorim was recently appointed by Milan. Amorim was a huge admirer of Mount during his time in charge at Old Trafford, but the 27-year-old is expected to stay put in Manchester.
Sources close to Mount were surprised to read a claim that he had been offered to Milan this weekend. Mount has been busy training in Spain with an individual coach before United’s players are called back to Carrington to report for pre-season. He is focused on getting the new campaign off to a good start.
United’s schedule will return to normal in 2026/2027 as the club competes in four competitions – the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup – and Mount is seen as an important senior player.
Mount started his first game under Michael Carrick against Sunderland in May, and was handed another start on the final day of the campaign against Brighton.
The Portsmouth-born lad picked up a small injury in training after Carrick’s second game in charge against Arsenal, which meant he was sidelined until mid-March.
Mount enjoyed his most consistent run of form in a United shirt in the first half of last season, scoring goals against Sunderland, Crystal Palace and Wolves in Amorim’s system.
After Mount scored against Wolves at Molineux, Amorim praised him for being able to “defend and attack”, and said that he’d become a leader in the dressing room by leading by example on the pitch.
Carrick has insisted there is a place for Mount in his plans. “I like Mason a lot, and he’s an important player for this team and this club,” he said in January.
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