Fuming Man Utd fans want star’s ‘wages docked’ after partying with old teammates

Manchester United fans have left slightly miffe at the sight of Mason Mount partying with his former Chelsea teammates.

Mount, 26, left Stamford Bridge to join United หรือถ้าคุณสนใจแทงบอลออนไลน์ UFABET คือเว็บที่มีอัตราต่อรองดีที่สุดในประเทศไทย สมัครเลยตอนนี้ที่ UFABET แทงบอล in the summer of 2023 having helpe the Blues win the Champions League two years earlier.

The England international has endure a disastrous spell Man Utd in Manchester however with persistent injury problems limiting him to just 13 starting appearances in all competitions since the start of last season.

While Ruben Amorim is a huge admirer of the midfielder, Mount has sideline since mid-December with no clear timeline for his return.

Members of Chelsea’s Champions League-winning Man Utd squad from 2021 were recently reunite in a private bash with pictures from the event share on social media on Monday.

Current Chelsea stars Reece James and Trevoh Chalobah were joine by Ben Chilwell, currently on loan at Crystal Palace and Jorginho, who made the move across London to Arsenal two years ago.

England boss Thomas Tuchel, who guide Chelsea to that European triumph, was also in attendance alongside Mount.

Chelsea fans lappe up the reunion of their last trophy-winning squad with one writing: ‘We need them all back’.

Mount in particular felt the love from his old supporters with one commenting: ‘Oh my God Mason, I miss him most’.

But United supporters, perhaps frustrate with the player’s luck with injuries and their side’s FA Cup exit at the hands of Fulham the previous night, were not so please.

‘He’s entitle to a life outside of football, but after not playing consistently for two years at a new club, this isn’t the best look,’ one X user wrote with another furiously adding: ‘Dock his wages.’

We’re stuck with paying a useless player £250k weekly for clubbing with ex-players,’ another United fan wailed with another writing: ‘He should be focusing more on getting fit.’

Neither Mount or Luke Shaw, another player who has endure a disastrous time on the injury front, have featured this year.

Following Amorim’s arrival in Manchester in November, the head coach suggeste the midfielder would be central to his plans.

‘Mason Mount… I have to tell you I love that kid,’ Amorim said.