Former Chelsea star, Oscar, has compared himself to the club’s midfielder, Mason Mount.
Oscar who left Chelsea in January 2017 for Chinese club, Shanghai SIPG, at one point said Mount doesn’t play like him, but at another point, he said he could see a little of himself in the England international.
“I like him [Mount],” Oscar told talkSPORT ahead of Chelsea’s Premier League clash with Everton on Monday night.
“Sometimes he does not play like me but sometimes, I watch him, and I can see a little bit of me there because I also came into Chelsea when I was so young and played good football.
“I really like him. He has everything you need to improve. He scores goals, he does some important things, and he knows how to defend and attack. I really like him.”
Oscar scored thirty-eight goals in 203 appearances for Chelsea.
He joined the Blues from Brazilian side, Internacional in 2012 in a deal worth around £20million.
The 29-year-old won two Premier League titles, the League Cup and the UEFA Europa League, during his time at Stamford Bridge.
EPL: Oscar compares himself to Chelsea midfielder, Mason Mount
