MANCHESTER UNITED midfielder Mason Mount has scored big after banking a £6million fortune in off-field earnings.
Sponsorship deals and image rights raked in the huge fortune for Stone Elite, the company he runs with dad Tony.
Accounts filed this week at Companies House showed it had assets of £5.7million in June 2025 — a rise from £4.4million in 2024.
The ex-Chelsea ace has secured lucrative deals with the likes Nike and Pepsi Max, with the star acting as a global ambassador for the US-based drinks company.
And things could get even better in the next accounts.
Man United star Mount has been spotted wearing Adidas and Mizuno boots, suggesting a lucrative new boot deal could be signed soon.
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The company is one of three he operates.
He also has a property business and a holding company, both under the Stone Elite banner.
His fortune comes despite the star missing over 50 games for United through injury since joining from Chelsea in July 2023.
He was included in the matchday squad for the recent victory over Manchester City at Old Trafford.
And Mount is available for this weekend’s game against Arsenal at the Emirates.
The England international has found love after he was seen with his arm around marketing executive Jordan Porter on a family trip to Lapland in Finland over the Christmas period.
The pair were first linked in February 2024 when they were both pictured with a group of friends.
A source said: “Mason and Jordan have been friends for a long time after being introduced through Ben.
“Family is important to Mason so having Jordan on the Lapland trip meant a lot.
“Mason’s performance on the pitch has also improved so it looks like Jordan is a keeper.”
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