Jose believes Fellaini will stay at United
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho believes United’s last-gasp matchwinner, Maraoune Fellaini, will sign a new contract and continue to be a Reds player next year.
United’s towering Belgian powered above the visiting rearguard to head home an injury-time winner against Arsenal in a 2-1 win at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon.
Fellaini is out of contract at the end of the season, but boss Mourinho believes the 30-year-old is willing to commit his future to the club after months of speculation.
'I can be dangerous'
United's decisive scorer Marouane Fellaini speaks to MUTV after Sunday's hard-fought win over Arsenal.
Jose told MUTV and reporters in the post match press conference: “I believe he will stay. He’s a good player and he can be used in many different circumstances, according to the nature of the game.
"That’s why we want him to stay and that’s why I believe that he is going to stay."
'We showed we wanted to win'
Jose Mourinho has spoken about the victory, matchwinner Fellaini and Lukaku's injury...
"The position is we are almost there. But, in football, almost is not enough. I think we are almost there but I can't celebrate because almost is not enough.
"I want to see the white paper with the United crest and I Mr Ed Woodward's signature and Maraoune's signature on it."