Already 🤯 New Bayern Munich head coach Thomas Tuchel reportedly wants to raid his former side Chelsea for his first signing back in Germany. SLInt MORE:
, the German tactician is keen on bringing England international Mason Mount to the Allianz Arena in the next transfer window.
The links to the Bavarians come at a time when the 24-year-old is struggling to negotiate a new deal at Stamford Bridge. Mount is understood to want to extend his stay with his boyhood club, but the length of the contract offered so far and its compensation are reportedly not ideal for the Englishman, which has subsequently led to a halt in talks.
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