Quote from: Raflesia on Today at 06:02:44 PM

This season 35 matches he did and only won 3 goals and 6 assists but in this case there may be some considerations because for this season all Chelsea players are also under performance which allows this to be one of the reasons for Mount's decline in performance as well. but when he was bought at a price that is actually still quite expensive this time then inevitably he must try more in this case because it would not be very funny if he was not too adaptable to the price given by Manchester United.
This must still be proven and we still have to wait for how he does his first season at Manchester United.

And I will add about the burden that Mason Mount has received at Manchester United as the number 7's job. So with pre-season appearances, everyone can't fully refer to just 1 game. That's why I said it's not very interesting because the biggest test awaits in the next season's competition. If I'm not mistaken, the Manchester United players, who are often believed to wear the number 7 jersey, did not go as expected (correct me if I'm wrong).

Quote from: Zlantann on Today at 06:44:39 PM

Mason Mount had a very good time in Chelsea. He graduated to the senior team from the Academy under Frank Lampard and from then he has had a good time in Chelsea. He had his best Chelsea experience under Lampard and it extended to the time of Thomas Tuchel. He played his best football under the German tacticians and he won some of his current titles. He won the Champions League, UEFA Super Cup, Premier League, and FIFA world club with Chelsea.

Mount had his bad time just last season under Graham Potter. His last season was also marred by injuries which made him fall out of favor with the coach. The second coming of his benefactor Lampard didn't yield much result because he has already started having contract issues with the club. For me, I believe that he had a successful time in Chelsea. It is also too early to start judging the performance of Mount. He is still young and can perform for his new club.

Or rather, when Chelsea was still held by Abramovich, almost all the players and coaches worked well and achieved extraordinary achievements. And when Chelsea's ownership changed hands, we no longer saw the players lose the characteristics of The Blues. Agree or not, the fact behind Chelsea's failure last season cannot be separated from the policy of selecting players and coaches.