Chelsea Star Mason Mount Unhappy With New Signing Kai Havertz, More Competition

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Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount is unhappy with the signing of Kai Havertz at the club which will now reduce his game time at Stamford Bridge, MySportDab reports. 

The Blues sealed a deal for the former Bayer Leverkusen midfielder this week as part of Frank Lampard’s £230m summer transfer spending spree.

Havertz now at Chelsea will provide more competition in the attacking midfield for Mason Mount.

Mount played in every single Premier League match for Lampard’s team in his debut campaign last season.

Now, According to German Newspaper BILD, The 21-year-old is not happy at Chelsea signing a new mega-money player for his position.

The English player greeted new signing Thiago Silva on social media with a tweet but has refused to do the same for Kai Havertz.

Havertz can play anywhere in the attacking front three but he is more likely to be used in the attacking midfield role.

The Blues have also welcomed the arrivals of Hakim Ziyech and Timo Werner this summer.

And Havertz’s arrival means Chelsea have a new attacking XI ready for the new Premier League season.

Havertz is now currently looking for a new house in the London area after his transfer.

Mason Mount’s performance for Chelsea, earned him a spot in Gareth Southgate’s England squad for the international matches against Iceland and Denmark.

But the 21-year-old is keen to maintain this place in the Chelsea squad ahead of the European tournament next year.

Mount was always played by Lampard for most of the season after impressing the Chelsea legend while on loan at Derby County.

He played 53 matches across all competitions last season.

The England International signed a five-year contract with Chelsea in July 2019.

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