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Mason Mount sees the end of the tunnel. After a mixed start to the season in his new team Manchester United, the Portsmouth native was injured against Luton on November 11. Absent since, the 25-year-old attacking midfielder is nevertheless getting closer to a return according to recent information provided by the Red Devils. Indeed, the Mancunian club announced the return of the former Chelsea player to collective training this Tuesday.
“Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United squad has been strengthened by the return to training of Mason Mount. The 25-year-old’s playing time has been limited by injury since arriving from Chelsea last summer, but he has remained upbeat and positive throughout his rehabilitation. It is still unclear when Mount might return to the matchday squad, but the manager could provide some details on Friday, at his next pre-match press conference,” read the Manchester statement. United.
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