Fans are all saying the same thing after Mason Mount video goes viral

Fans are all saying the same thing about Mason Mount after a video of him has gone viral from Manchester United's defeat at Tottenham.

Mount played in Man United's 2-0 defeat to Spurs on Saturday as he endured a nightmare outing on his return to London.

Pape Sarr opened the scoring just after the break, with Lisandro Martinez scoring an own-goal in the 83rd minute to secure Spurs' victory.

Bruno Fernandes was left fuming with the decision not to award his side a penalty following the incident between Alejandro Garnacho and Cristian Romero.

After a difficult showing against Wolves last Monday, Mount once again failed to impress as he was unable to influence the match.

He was replaced in the 85th minute, with the 24-year-old cutting a dejected figure on the bench, which got Chelsea fans online talking.

Mason Mount regretting his move to Manchester United from Chelsea?

Good riddance 😭🤣🔵✅️ pic.twitter.com/cqf8NRMoDd

— WorldWideChels (@WorldWideChels) August 19, 2023

They think he had a look of regret over his summer move to Old Trafford as people on social media questioned his £55 million transfer.

One Twitter user wrote: "Mason Mount regretting his move to Manchester United from Chelsea. You had to be there."

A second tweeted: "He had a home he had friends he had the lot but listened to his dad, the grass ain't greener on the other side."

A third added: "Could’ve been a club legend but he chose 50k more, I hope he never succeeds at man United."

A fourth said: "Mount will regret his move to Manchester United. Mark this tweet.

Another commented: "Mount will regret this move for his entire life."

Mount was also subject to criticism from Gary Neville, who branded the midfielder 'anonymous' during Man United's defeat.

"He’s struggled in both of the first two games Mason Mount he’s been pretty anonymous today. Manchester United have been dominated in midfield by Bissouma, Sarr and Maddison," he said on Sky Sports.

"It still very early in the season there’s no need to overreact one way or the other but what’s clear one way or the other is Manchester United’s midfield needs bolstering."