After Agreeing One Deal, Jose Tells Man Utd to Agree Another Deal

Manchester United signed a world class star in the form of Paul Pogba to reinforce their midfield last summer.
The French international has proved to be inconsistent so far but he needs time to be a major hit at Old Trafford.
As far as the midfield is concerned, Mourinho sold Schneiderlin in the winter transfer window and veteran Michael Carrick is no longer a regular starter for the Red Devils. In such a scenario, Mourinho needs to reinforce the department this summer and must also hold onto his current crop of midfielders.
Belgian international Marouna Fellaini is considered very important in the eyes of Jose Mourinho and back in January, United activated the clause in the former Everton star’s contract and agreed a one year extension.
Now, according to ESPN sources, the former Chelsea manager is urging Man United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward to agree another deal with the 29-year-old midfielder, which will extend his stay at Old Trafford until 2019.
Jose has mainly utilized the former Standard Liege star as an impact player from the bench. So far, Marouane has only started 13 league games this season.
Overall, Fellaini has featured in 37 games for the Red Devils in the current campaign and scored 3 goals. In your opinion, should Fellaini get another extension?
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