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MEN: Mount to Milan links shut down quickly with Man Utd importance confirmed

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This afternoon, there have been links between AC Milan and Mason Mount. However, the Englishman will not move.

In recent years, Milan have signed plenty of talent from Cobham. Indeed, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Fikayo Tomori are two of its graduates, but they are far from the only ones to arrive from Chelsea. Indeed, it has been a rather common theme.


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Mount is no longer with the Blues, having moved to Manchester United a few years ago, but it seemed he might potentially be heading to San Siro. It was initially reported by MilanPress, who stated that he had been offered to the club and Ruben Amorim would accept a reunion.

It has quickly been ruled out, though.

No Mount at Milan

As Steven Railston of the Manchester Evening News (via StretfordEndx on X) reports, this is not the case. Instead of leaving Old Trafford, the club want to reinforce him moving forward, seeing him as a key player for now and the future.

There has been no contact between the parties so far and whilst that is not to say that there could be at some point, it seems unlikely right now.

Reports this morning suggest that Amorim would like a new attacking midfielder and there is a running theme of links to previous players currently.

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  1. Keeping Mount is a good thing. he is great for a sub or when other players need a rest. Selling him and then replacing him for more money is crazy and let face it , he is a good player. Why get rid of him if you do not have a replacement in your team. Who comes up with those ideas

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