Louis van Gaal: Marouane Fellaini undroppable

Louis van Gaal says Marouane Fellaini is undroppable on current form.

Louis van Gaal: Marouane Fellaini undroppable
Sat, 04 Apr, 2015 - 01:00
Paul Hirst

Many tipped Fellaini to be one of the first players to leave Old Trafford when Van Gaal took over as Manchester United manager last summer.

The Belgian did not start a league game until the end of October but he has played a big role in United’s success recently.

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