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Boss tells £27m Manchester United midfielder

Boss tells £27m Manchester United midfielder
25.11.2015 20:00
The big Belgian moved to Old Trafford in 2013, following David Moyes from Everton to Manchester in a £27.5m deal.

It looked like his time was up when Louis van Gaal replaced Moyes in 2014 but he initially played an important role under the Dutchman.

But he has seen his game time gradually reducing as the months go by and Belgium boss Marc Wilmots has told him to consider leaving for the good of his career - and his Euro 2016 spot.

Wilmots told Belgian paper Le Soir: "A player who does not play for his club is annoying for a coach.

"Fellaini could play to support the attack, as the No.6.

"He has very good technique, very good ability to track back and recover.

"Maybe he will try to find a new challenge in January, if it is possible."

(dailystar.co.uk)

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