Marouane Fellaini is reportedly closing in on a transfer from Manchester United to the Chinese Super League.The Belgian midfielder has been at Old Trafford for five-and-a-half years but has struggled for game time under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
1Marouane Fellaini was in Antwerp yesterday. Recovering at @movetocure from his calf injury. Thats why he wasnt at Carrington in the last few days. Some Chinese clubs have sounded him out for a move, through agents. #mufc pic.twitter.com/8BI6fseqcY— Kristof Terreur (@HLNinEngeland) January 29, 2019A delegation is understood to have travelled to meet Ed Woodward to arrange the final details of the deal.The Chinese Super League transfer window does not close until February 28. Fellaini was signed for 27.5million by David Moyes from Everton in 2013 on transfer deadline day. He has gone on to make 177 appearances in those five-and-a-half seasons and scored 22 goals.The midfielder was somewhat of a favourite under Jose Mourinho and scored a number of important goals during his tenure.He has never quite managed to win over the United fans, though, despite being a long servant to the club.
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