He wants to play in the biggest, Chelsea player to join Liverpool after the game

The transfer market continues at an accelerated pace, the main teams of the Premier League are reinforcing for this second round of the season that has already shown its first surprises. Liverpool remain in mid-table, and with that, the obligation to win at Anfield next weekend against Chelsea FC, an opponent that would be helping the Red's fight to reverse the course.

The Premier League will give us a high impact match this Saturday when two giants of the Island play the 21st round of the championship, a duel that could be the last game for a couple of players of both teams, for example the English Mason Mount who no longer enters in the plans of coach Graham Potter despite giving minutes to call him to the games, and the midfielder's salary is something that exceeds Chelsea.

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The latest arrivals of Joa Felix and Mykhailo Mudryk this winter have put the London board in trouble as they are looking to release players to avoid a punishment in the Financial Fair Play of UEFA, so they are seriously thinking of thanking Mount who does not see with bad eyes change of scenery and try his luck in a new club as it is the historic Liverpool.

For the Red's part, Jürgen Klopp has declared that important players are needed who can commit themselves in order to get The Pool out of this terrible crisis that is leaving them out of the European competition, and would seriously punish the team's budget for next season. To sign Mount is to know that you will have a national team player who comes with competitive pace.

<strong>Mount is an option for Liverpool</strong>

Mount came up through the ranks at Vitesse in the Netherlands where in 2018 he returned on loan to the Big Island to join Derby Country, who later returned him to the Eredivisie where he was acquired a year later by Chelsea FC. Now a key player for Gareth Southgate at The Three Lions, Mount has a bright future that could continue at Anfield alongside world superstars such as Salah, Becker, Alcantara, etc.