Welcome into the latest edition of ESPNSC. I'm Tom and I'm joined by Annie Moreno and Stevie

Nick or Nikki Van Dini. We'll be joining us in a moment to discuss some of the big

transfer rumors circulating around Italy plus Lewis Garcia.

Well, we're now slated to talk about Gunn the Wann and where he plays for Barcelona

next season. We'll kick off, which news is just breaking tonight in the UK is that Manchester

United have ended their pursuit of Mason Mount. Of course, this is a story. We have

covered over the last few days. It seems the United have made no secret that they want

the England in to an Arsenal. Going back to the time of the halftime, this all played

out in February. Chelsea offered him a one-year contract extension. His contract ends next

season. June the 14th, that's very exact. Manchester United submit opening off a 40 million.

They went out of 50 million. Friday went out of 55 million and they went, oh, sod this.

We've got enough. So Mount, it looks like we'll be staying at Chelsea. Is that for

the stakes, Davey? Should they have pursued him harder?

I think it looks more like a mistake on Chelsea's part to me. You know, guys, you've got

a year left, you're getting 55 million. He's kind of making it known that he doesn't want

to be there. And in fact, you've offered every man in his dog and ate your deal, but you've

offered him a one-year extension. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me. I think they're

going to regret it. Yeah, we're going to regret it. 55 million. We should have taken

money and ate it hands off. And given what Chelsea have done so far and

the many deals going on with the Saudi pro league and the fact that they have been relieved

of some of those contracts, you may have thought, well, this gives us some flexibility as to

the amount of money that would be enough or may some amount. It felt like Manchester United

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