Midfielder: I'm "Sure" My Time Will Come At Man Utd

 The Belgian international believes he still has a greater role to play in the side as Van Gaal attempts to
improve the club’s prospects.

He said: “I didn’t start the season because I was banned three games. After that I would just come in 20 minutes, 30 minutes, 45 minutes – that’s football.
“The manager decides but I am sure my time will come and I will show myself. I can help and I can play as well. Last season I scored goals and I did well. I’m sure my time will come and I will play.”

United are currently fourth in the Premier League but have drawn their last two games. The club have been criticised for their perceived negative tactics this season having struggled to score consistently and have created the seventh least chances in the Premier League.

However, United have the best defence in the Premier League so far with only ten goals conceded and Fellaini will hope to be the link between the club’s excellent defence and limited attack.
The midfielder, 28, has created six chances this season and will be aiming to use first team at United as a springboard to keeping his place in the Belgian national team at next summer’s European Championships where the Belgians are among the favourites.