has questioned ’s push to sign this summer, believing that the midfielder ‘hasn’t kicked on’ at .
Mount has just a year remaining on his contract with Chelsea and has attracted interest from several Premier League clubs ahead of the .
Reports this week claim that United are one of the frontrunners to sign Mount and .
However, Scholes is concerned over Mount’s lack of progress and his return in front of goal since establishing himself as a first-team player at Chelsea.
‘Look, I like … does he do enough?’ Scholes told Productions.
‘I thought when he first came onto the scene, ‘have got a new ?’. I know we talked before about not comparing players to these types.
‘But I expected him to score goals, a lot more goals, in big games, to win you games, he hasn’t really kicked on from there.
‘I think a change of club might not be a bad thing for him.’
Scholes also believes that Chelsea’s next permanent manager, which is expected to be Mauricio Pochettino, should have reasons to be optimistic despite the team registering their worst points tally in Premier League history.
‘I think if I was a new coach going into that [Chelsea] squad I’d be excited about what’s there. I think there’s a lot of real talent,’ said Scholes.
‘I think he’s going to have to buy a couple of centre-halves, possibly a right-back, possibly a left-back, a whole new back four, I’m not sure about either goalkeeper.
‘But I think going forward, I always look a team and I’m excited when they create chances, I think adding a centre-forward to that, they’re always going to create chances and if you’ve got a team who can score goals you’ve always got a chance.’
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