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Real Madrid set Moises Caicedo benchmark amid Kai Havertz transfer message

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Catch all the biggest Chelsea headlines including updates on Mason Mount, Moises Caicedo and Kai Havertz

Your Chelsea morning headlines on Sunday, June 25.

Mount demand

Chelsea are holding out for as much as they can get from Manchester United for Mason Mount this summer. The 24-year-old midfielder faces an increasingly uncertain future at Stamford Bridge, with his contract expiring at the end of next season.

The Red Devils are said to have already had two bids rejected by the west Londoners for Mount. And, now, according to widespread reports from the likes of The Athletic, Fabrizio Romano and the Telegraph, Erik ten Hag's side have just have a third offer worth £55million, of which £5million are add-ons, turned down.

The reports state that Chelsea have countered their bid with a proposal of £58million plus £7million in add-ons. As the battle for Mount continues, widespread reports add that the Blues have also offered to meet United higher-ups to find a resolution to the saga.

Caicedo benchmark

Chelsea have been informed how much it could cost to sign Moises Caicedo this summer. The 21-year-old midfielder continues to be been heavily linked with a big move this summer following a meteoric rise to superstardom at Brighton.

According to CBS Sports, Chelsea will make a 'big push' to sign Caicedo, who is keen on a move to Stamford Bridge. The report states that a deal worth £80million, plus £10million in add-ons, 'appears possible'.

CBS Sports outline that those close to Caicedo insist that their client shouldn't be going for anything more than what Real Madrid paid for Aurelien Tchouameni (£86million). Ironically, the France international could be on the move himself this summer...

Havertz message

"Was an absolute honour to play with you and all the best in the future," wrote the Germany international on Instagram. Like Mount, Havertz's message comes as he closes in on a move to a direct rival.