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It is understood he has already turned down offers in the region of £200,000-a-week, with further talks planned towards the end of the season.
If Chelsea cannot agree terms, they could look to sell the midfielder to avoid losing him for free in June 2024 when his contract expires. Ironically, it is the Merseyside outfit who are best placed to take full advantage of Mount’s contract situation by launching a move for the 24-year-old this summer.
It appears confidence is increasing at Anfield about a move for Mount in the region of £50m-60m and that price could decrease the longer he stays in west London without penning a new deal.
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