Mason Mount has today ended his 18-year association with Chelsea after completing a permanent move away from the club.
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| Mason Mount. Photo: chelseafc.com |
The England international started training with the Blues at the age of six and signed as an Under-9.
It was ahead of the 2019/20 campaign that Mount was incorporated into the first-team squad at Stamford Bridge.
His 2020/21 campaign ended strongly under Thomas Tuchel. Mount struck in the Champions League quarter-final against Porto, in the semi-final against Real Madrid, and in the final it was his pass that freed Kai Havertz to score Chelsea’s winner.
Chairman Todd Boehly and co-controlling owners Behdad Eghbali and Jose E. Feliciano said: ‘Mason is a consummate professional and a popular figure at the club. We want to thank him for all his efforts on and off the pitch throughout his time at Chelsea.’ chelseafc.com
