The Armenia international has had a tough
start to life at Old Trafford following his
move from Borussia Dortmund, but he isn't
willing to give up just yet.
GRIEZMANN DROPS BIG MAN UTD
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Henrikh Mkhitaryan insists he will fight for his
future at Manchester United despite a lack of
playing time under Jose Mourinho.
The Armenia star, who was signed from
Borussia Dortmund in July for a reported fee
of £26.3 million, has not featured in a
Premier League game since being withdrawn
at half-time of the defeat to Manchester City
in September, his only start in the league so
far.
Mkhitaryan was used as a second-half
substitute in the 2-1 Europa League defeat to
Fenerbahce but was left out of the squad
altogether for the victory over Swansea on
Sunday.
Speculation has persisted that the 27-year-
old could be allowed to leave Old Trafford as
early as January, but Mkhitaryan is adamant
that he does not want to leave.
"It's true that I've not had much time on the
pitch so far. But I will not give up," he was
quoted as saying by Sport Bild after his
appointment as a UNICEF ambassador.
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