Manchester United's £60 million acquisition of Mason Mount is facing renewed scrutiny as questions emerge about the England international's fitness and long-term impact at Old Trafford.
Mount's Struggles Continue
The former Chelsea star has endured a challenging debut season with the Red Devils, managing only 12 Premier League appearances due to persistent injury concerns. United's medical staff are reportedly conducting a comprehensive review of Mount's physical condition ahead of the new campaign.
Mount's fitness issues have become a significant concern for manager Erik ten Hag, who had envisioned the 25-year-old as a cornerstone of his revamped midfield. The ongoing absence has left United fans frustrated and questioning the wisdom of the substantial investment.
Wolves Eye Belgian Shot-Stopper
Meanwhile, Wolverhampton Wanderers are making moves in the transfer market with their sights set on Club Brugge goalkeeper Senne Lammens. The 21-year-old Belgian youth international has emerged as a primary target for manager Gary O'Neil as he seeks to bolster his squad depth.
Lammens, who has served as understudy to first-choice keeper Nordin Jackers at Club Brugge, represents a promising long-term prospect for the Midlands club. Wolves see the young goalkeeper as both a developmental project and potential future first-team contender.
Premier League Managerial Carousel
In other developments, Sporting Lisbon manager Ruben Amorim continues to be linked with potential Premier League moves, though his immediate future appears settled in Portugal. The highly-rated tactician had been mentioned as a candidate for several English clubs earlier in the season.
Additionally, RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko remains a player of interest to multiple Premier League sides, with his impressive Bundesliga form attracting attention across Europe. The Slovenian international's physical presence and goal-scoring ability have made him a coveted asset in the summer transfer window.
Summer Transfer Window Heats Up
As the Premier League season concludes, clubs are intensifying their preparations for what promises to be another busy transfer period. The focus on both established stars and emerging talents highlights the diverse strategies being employed by top-flight teams.
With medical assessments, scouting missions, and contract negotiations underway across the league, the summer months are set to deliver plenty of drama and surprise moves as managers look to strengthen their squads for the challenges ahead.
