Jose Mourinho has told reporters that he hopes Marouane Fellaini will extend his stay at Old Trafford beyond the summer, as speculation surrounding the Belgian's future persists.
The towering midfielder rejected a new deal at Old Trafford at the start of the season, and has since been linked with moves allover Europe, with the likes of rival club Liverpool even being linked with Fellaini at one point.
However, Mourinho has always been a fan of the 30-year-old, and his match-winning goal against Arsenal on Sunday was bound to prompt questions regarding Fellaini's future.
"We are almost there but I can't celebrate because almost is not enough," said Mourinho, according to BBC.

"I think a player that grabs the crest after scoring is telling clearly that he wants to stay.
"We are trying to think about our team, little touches, little replacements - a Michael Carrick replacement, this kind of situation - but until now I didn't lose one second thinking about a Marouane replacement."
United have already secured a top four spot for Champions League football next season, and look likely to finish the Premier League season in second place.