Man United’s Mason Mount is attracting interest from a number of Premier League clubs including the likes of Aston Villa and Fulham this summer.
The 29-year-old has struggled with fitness issues and has yet to make an impact under Michael Carrick, leading to suggestions he could be set to move on.
Former Man United chief scout Mick Brown told Football Insider that Mount has no shortage of interest with clubs keeping a close eye on his situation.
“He’s got a very good reputation and he’s spoken about very highly at Man United. Everybody I speak to says what a wonderful trainer he is, he works very hard and his general demeanor around the club and in the dressing room is good. That’s always good to hear if you’re looking into a player because it’s important to bring people in who have the right attitude and application.
“I’m told Aston Villa have been keen on him before and I’m sure he’s still on their radar, and then you’ve got teams like Fulham who will be looking if he is made available. I can imagine there are a number of Premier League teams who could do with a player like Mount. It’s just about whether he can stay fit for long enough to make a difference, I think that’s what will make or break any move for him, and the money involved as well.”