The harsh words of this former Chelsea star regarding Mason Mount and his move to United

Manchester United is one of the most prominent teams in the Premier League. Despite everything, the team has not had the best start to the campaign this season. Those led by Erik ten Hag still do not display their best football and this situation becomes increasingly worrying for Manchester United fans. With this said, the team still does not demonstrate its quality on the pitch.

In addition, the Old Trafford team has not had luck in its participation in the UEFA Champions League. So far, the team has lost two of its last two matches in the top club tournament in the world. A defeat against Bayern Munich and another against Galatasaray have shown that the club is not living a great moment. Despite the signings, they have not shown much on the field.

Among the most outstanding signings, without a doubt are that of Mason Mount, Andre Onana, Rasmus Hojlund and Altay Bayindir. Similarly, the players who joined on loan were Sofyan Amrabat and Sergio Reguilon. Of all the signings, the only one who has fulfilled has been Rasmus Hojlund, who has been the benchmark of the attack of the Red Devils after returning from an injury that had him away the first games.

However, the most notorious case is Andre Onana, and not precisely because of his good performance. The goalkeeper has made occasional mistakes with United that have caused him to be strongly criticized. Another player who has not performed has been Mason Mount, who has received criticism not only from United fans but even from legends of Chelsea, his former club.

The words of this legend about Mason Mount

According to The Mirror, Glen Johnson will regret signing with Manchester United. The former soccer player said Mount did not expect United to play at such a poor level as has been shown lately. These were Johnson's words on Mount and his performance at United for Betfred

Quoted by The Mirror and Metro

At the moment he will be. Manchester United are a very big football club, but you don’t join them in the expectation that you’re going to be part of a team that’s tenth in the Premier League. You only want to go there to challenge for major honours, and I know that Chelsea aren’t in a better position at this very moment, but you don’t move to Old Trafford in the expectation that you’re going to struggle, Glen Johnson stated