I don’t think he cares. Trophies matter. Besides many coaches copy him like currently with inverted fullbacks and no one can doubt that he has a knack of improving most players.

Currently he’s the best striker in the EPL without doubt. I’m a Chelsea fan and in the second half there was a ball to him, he rapidly moved to the left to collect the ball with a great touch, leave the defenders in his wake , followed by a strong strike on the ball - which our keeper just saved. It was an example of how good he is & I looked at it thinking that’s there’s no other striker in the comp that could do that. He had a few off games so he’ll get his critics but who wouldn’t take him in their team as he’ll just keep improving. All praise to Son & Salah too but they’re forwards that are better in their natural wing positions.

True but his 12 goals helped get them to the final. There was only the one goal scorer anyway. Let’s see what his record is by 30 in such big games. At least he didn’t miss a sitter like Lukaku did for Inter.

Mounts preferred position is an 8 or 10. He’s been played as a 6 pivot which is not a great role for him. Otherwise he’s played as a winger / right sided mid but he’s not as effective in a counter attacking team in that role.

He scored 12 goals during the UCL campaign so was he still a massive contributor.

The high press is popular with many good coaches getting good results whether it’s City, Gunners and now Spurs. Tuchel used it well with Chelsea until he had a problems picking a consistent front three. Man management has to be part of the problem as he was making good progress last year and they’ve since deteriorated. Credit to DeZerbi, Ange , Arteta, Emery and Pep for successfully ensuring their philosophy translates on the pitch. There wouldn’t be too many coaches throwing their arm up for the job at United right now unless money is the prime motivator.