ANGRY Chelsea fans have suggested their 'banner era' should be over with Mason Mount departing the club.
After Mount, 24, agreed personal terms with Manchester United some fans have said that they should no longer make tifos of current players.
The tifo in question read: "Mason Mount – The Boy Who Had A Dream" alongside a picture of Mount with the Champions League.
An angry fan said on Twitter "The boy who had a dream… To sign for Manchester United.
"On your bike, Mase 👋"
Chelsea fans were quick to embrace Mount to their hearts as he was a product of Chelsea's Cobham academy.
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He joined the club as a six-year-old and broke into Chelsea's first team in 2019 aged just 20.
But with Mount close to joining United, fans have said they should re-think just what kind of players go on their banners and flags.
A fan on Twitter said: "Hopefully the banner era is over now.
"Silva has one, Azpilicueta has one, James has one.
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"Nobody else in the current squad deserves one so we should leave it as that until we win something."
Another fan said: "Legends of club have and should have full time banners, but these need knocking on head until they start producing."
Not all fans agree, however, with one saying: "We’re not going to stop doing displays."
Mason Mount has a year left on his current Chelsea contract and feels he has been undervalued by the club.
His current deal is worth £100,000-a-week which makes him one of Chelsea's lowest earners.
United have reportedly offered him £200k-a-week and the West London club are understood to respect Mount's desire to leave.
There remains work to be done on a fee – with Chelsea rejecting a £50million bid from United this week.
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