‘I Don’t Know If I’ll Stay’ – More Problems For Mourinho As United Star Hints At Exit
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Marouane Fellaini is still uncertain as to whether he’ll stay at Old Trafford or make a move away, according to reports.
The Belgian international was offered a new contract back in September, but he declined the offer, and since then, has been regularly mooted to make a move to Turkey.
However, in his recent interview with HUMO, the 30-year-old stated that he believes the Red Devils might make another contract proposal in order to keep him at Old Trafford.
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However, he also added that for the time being, he remains unsure about his future, and will only make a decision later on.
“Man United made me a contract proposal and I think they will make an another one. I don’t know yet if I’ll accept it – we will see. We (Fellaini and Mourinho) talked about it. The coach is someone who respects the decisions of his players,” said the player.
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The former Everton man has struggled to find a spot in Mourinho’s starting XI since he suffered a medial ligament knee injury in United’s clash against Southampton on September 23.
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Shane Long’s horrendous tackle left the towering Belgian limping, and the United star believes that it could have been a lot worse.
“The inner ligaments were hit. A month later I played against Chelsea. But three weeks later against Brighton I felt pain again. I decided not to take risks. I train again, but not at 100 percent,” Fellaini added.
“It is not an easy period, but good, that’s how it goes in football. And it could have been worse: two weeks before Bosnia, there was that attack by Shane Long. Have not you seen that? Do you see how crazy luck I’ve had? He could have broken my leg!”
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