After seeing his Manchester United future called into
question following a fit of pique at the weekend, Nani has
attempted to smooth over any problems by declaring he has no
intention of leaving the club.
Nani reportedly left Old Trafford
early following his half-time substitution against Tottenham
Hotspur at the weekend, leading to suggestions that his time under
Sir Alex Ferguson could be coming to an abrupt end.
After joining United for a fee in the region of £18
million in 2007, Nani has started only 22 league games and has left
Old Trafford regulars largely underwhelmed with his contribution,
aside from some sporadic spectacular strikes.
But the 22-year-old is adamant that he does not want to leave
Old Trafford and has denied a rift with Ferguson.
"I was not satisfied with my work against Tottenham but I accept
the orders of the coach with the half-time substitution," said
Nani.
"In the second half the team changed in every respect but I
alone am not responsible for the bad performance in the first 45
minutes. I finished the game unhappy with my work but I still
believe I can demonstrate my level at United.
"My head is in Manchester United and the rumours about other
clubs are not true.
“I am at the best club in the world and it is my desire to stay
here. My dream is to secure a place in the first team.
“I have not shown my best this season because of injuries but I
am a professional and I will fight for this club.
“I do not have any problems with the coach. I will always be
grateful to the manager for this opportunity and I am still
learning. I will never reject the challenge to be a star for this
team."
We all know what happened to the guy who last walked out of
OT. 
