Manchester United decisively states they will not sell Mason Mount this summer, despite rising interest from AC Milan. Reports from the Daily Mail confirm that United has made it clear Mount is off the market, even as speculation in Italy suggests a potential offer of around £21.5 million.

talkSPORT has also explored the possibility of a move to Serie A for Mount, suggesting it could rejuvenate the former Chelsea midfielder's career. However, United's position remains steadfast; Mount is expected to stay at Old Trafford, with no signs of the club actively seeking to offload him.

Mount's tenure at Manchester United has not unfolded as anticipated since his transfer from Chelsea in 2023, which initially cost £55 million, potentially escalating to £60 million. He was anticipated to bring energy, pressing, creativity, and tactical flexibility to the team, but injuries have hindered his progress, limiting his ability to secure a regular starting spot.

The interest from Milan has sparked discussions, particularly given his current value being significantly lower than what United originally paid. Nonetheless, United is committed to Mount, recognizing his versatility as he can play as a No.8, No.10, or wide attacking midfielder, which could be crucial as the club looks to reshape its midfield.

Selling Mount for £21.5 million would represent a considerable loss for United before he has had a fair opportunity to demonstrate his worth. With the club in need of more midfield depth, retaining Mount appears to be the more strategic choice. A successful season for Mount hinges on his fitness and consistent play, which will ultimately validate United's investment.