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Kyle Newbould

Manchester United fans share Neymar concern as Mason Mount transfer rumours emerge

Mason Mount has become the latest big-name player to be linked with Manchester United amid reports that the Reds will launch a £55million bid for the midfielder.

Mount's future at Chelsea has been in doubt for some time, with the 24-year-old entering the final 12 months of his contract this summer. A number of Premier League clubs have reportedly been monitoring developments at Stamford Bridge.

Erik ten Hag is eyeing midfield reinforcements, with last summer's pursuit of Frenkie de Jong an indicator of the profile and quality of player wanted at Old Trafford. The Daily Mail reported on Wednesday morning that talks with Chelsea have commenced, with the Reds reportedly willing to pay around £55m for Mount.

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With the summer window now close to opening, transfer talk will intensify as United look to build a squad fit for a title challenge. Earlier this week, the Reds were reportedly offered the chance to sign wantaway Paris Saint-Germain forward Neymar, with outlets in France suggesting talks had taken place.

In planning for a summer of heavy investment, Ten Hag and his staff will undoubtedly hold interest in plenty of players so as not to suffer the same problem as last summer when De Jong's protracted transfer saga pulled focus away from alternative options. But that will inevitably lead to multiple links, with supporters sharing the same concern on social media.

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