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I am in no rush to leave Everton, insists 'patient' Fellaini
Nov 15, 2012 2:05:00 PM
The 24-year-old Belgium international has reportedly attracted interest from the likes of Manchester United and Chelsea after an impressive start to the season at Goodison Park
Everton midfielder Marouane Fellaini insists that he is not looking for a way out of the club just yet but refuses to rule out a move in the future.
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Manager David Moyes recently stated that it would take a significant fee for the club to even consider selling their talisman, with the likes of Chelsea and Manchester United reportedly interested.
However, Fellaini remains focused on the task in hand, claiming that the club can match his ambitions in the short term as Everton enjoy their best start to a Premier League season since 2004-05, when they finished fourth.
"There is interest in me but Everton are an ambitious club as well," the midfielder told ESPN.
"I don't think they'll let their best players go just like that. I want to play for one of the biggest clubs one day. But I am patient."
Fellaini currently leads the goalscoring charts for the club this season with six goals in his first 10 league games of the campaign, exactly double his tally last season after flourishing in a more advanced forward role behind striker Nikica Jelavic.
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