Andy Dillon

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Phil Thomas |Andy Dillon |Katherine Walsh

MASON Mount may have become something of a forgotten man in the minds of many Manchester United fans. But the returning midfielder is firmly at the forefront of the thinking of the two managers he needs to impress. Mount returned to pitch for the first time in THREE months in the dying embers of at the City Ground on Tuesday night. The 26-year-old replaced Joshua Zirkzee in the 78th minute - and was inches away from finding an equaliser almost instantly.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Andy Dillon |Philip Cadden

GOALKEEPERS have been a big talking point at Chelsea this season with boss Enzo Maresca unsure who is his definite number one. Robert Sanchez and Filip Jorgensen have been in and out like the Hokey Cokey. And that’s something that won’t trouble incoming keeper Mike Penders, who just loves a singalong and a party. The teenager is due to join up with the Blues this summer following a £16.7million deal with his current side Genk in the Belgian top flight.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Joshua Jones |Andy Dillon

JOHN TERRY believes it could be "three to five years" before Chelsea celebrate another Premier League title. But despite spending more than £1billion on new players he has also called for patience from fans desperate to see the Blues dominating English football again. Terry embodies the most successful period in Chelsea history with his immense haul of trophies from a glittering 19-year career as captain, leader and legend as the supporters say.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Andy Dillon |Martin Lipton |Jack Rosser

CHELSEA hope to have a pair of star-studded Levis in their dressing room - but not in the way you think. Centre half Levi Colwill is already an established member of the first team squad. But next summer Portuguese wonderkid Geovany Quenda will be arriving at the club. And he is so good that he was allowed to train in jeans as a kid. Quenda was born in Guinea-Bissau in West Africa and migrated to Portugal in 2016 aged nine.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Lloyd Canfield |Andy Dillon

CHELSEA missed the chance to pull clear in the race for Champions League football as they suffered a 1-0 defeat at Arsenal. Mikel Merino scored the only goal of the game as the Blues produced a limp performance at the Emirates. Chelsea were without several key men including Cole Palmer. And they struggled to create chances against Arsenal with a threadbare subs bench to boot. But who was Chelsea's best player in north London? And did anyone have a game to forget?