Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini is set to part ways.
Former Manchester United and Everton player Marouane Fellaini has reportedly announced his departure from Chinese Super League side Shandong Luneng Taishan. After this season is over.
Although the Belgian star’s current contract runs until 2025. He is ready to leave the country two years before the end of his contract, saying:
“After the end of this season After 5 years with the team, I will be leaving the great club Shandong Taishan FC. It was an honor to wear the shirt of this legendary club for 130 matches and help lead the team to success. continuously Whether it’s the 2021 league championship and the 2020, 2021 and 2022 Chinese FA Cup.”
“These moments will remain in my memory forever. And as I’ve always done. I will give everything to lead the team to champions again this season,” Fellaini said.
The 35-year-old midfielder previously played for Everton between 2008 and 2013 and played for Manchester United since 2013 before moving to the Chinese Super League in the New Year of 2019.
On an afternoon when Manchester United and Arsenal fans took it in turns to mockingly chant that they wanted their respective opposing manager to stay in their role, it was noticeable that there was no call for Marouane Fellaini to sign a new deal after he nodded home the injury-time winner.
Fellaini has been a divisive figure since the day he arrived as David Moyes’s only senior signing in the summer of 2013 for in excess of £28 million, and remains an unwelcome hero even when he scores goals like the one that booked United a place in next season’s Champions League on Sunday.