Manchester United make Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount their summer destination but the transfer is contingent on deals with Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham

Manchester United have made Mason Mount a summer transfer target after adding Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham to their wish list.

The Red Devils have had a good season so far in Erik ten Hag’s first year in charge, winning the Carabao Cup while also remaining in the Europa League and FA Cup.

And United bosses are ready to back the Dutchman in the transfer window to further strengthen his squad – with the club already eyeing potential targets.

According to the Guardian, one name added to Ten Hag’s wish list is Chelsea star Mount, who is yet to sign a new contract at Stamford Bridge.

It is reported that Kane and Bellingham are also top targets but finances could force United to expand their efforts to sign a midfielder.

Kane’s arrival won’t come cheap as Tottenham are ready to stave off interest in their talisman by putting a huge price tag on him.

With Bellingham’s price tag set at nine figures, it could prove too expensive for the Red Devils to land both.

And as an alternative to the Borussia Dortmund midfielder, Mount has been identified as an ideal ‘Plan B’ target amid his troubles in west London.

The England international has already turned down multiple offers from Chelsea bosses who are desperate for the 24-year-old to stay at the club.

However, with his contract expiring in 2024, they are unwilling to let him enter the final year of his contract without an agreement.

Mount’s situation has already sparked a lot of speculation as United are only interested in his services.

Liverpool have also been heavily linked, as has Newcastle, while Manchester City and Juventus are also snooping on his situation.

There is also a lot of interest in Bellingham, who has attracted the attention of Liverpool, City and Real Madrid.

Bayern Munich are also rumored to be looking to sign Kane as a replacement for Robert Lewandowski, who joined Barcelona last summer.

Both Tottenham and Dortmund are out of the Champions League this week, which could give Kane and Bellingham an extra boost to leave this summer.

The England striker, similar to Mount, will enter the final year of his contract at Spurs, while Bellingham sees his contract expire in 2025.