The Belgium international was widely derided after joining Manchester United from Everton in a £27.5 million deal and says he contemplated leaving Old Trafford under David Moyes
Marouane Fellaini has hit back at criticism of his first season at Manchester United, claiming that those who have derided him are talking “bulls***”.
Fellaini joined United in a £27.5 million deal from Everton in 2013, becoming David Moyes’ first signing of his ultimately doomed reign at Old Trafford.
The Belgium international quickly became a pariah, however, but he insists that he did not “lose his football” during his difficult debut season.
“It was a difficult season for everyone, not just me, but the criticism was on me because I was the transfer of Moyes. I did some good games but even those I was criticised for. A lot of people talked about me, about my quality,” he told the Daily Mail.
“I had played five years in England and every season I played very well for Everton. Then, for one year, I lost my football, I lost my quality, I lost everything. Bull****. That's my opinion. And now my quality has come back. But that's not right, that's not right.”
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