Manchester United caretaker boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has advised Andreas Pereira to stay at the club and to fight for his future at Old Trafford.
The midfielder as made just 12 appearances for the Red Devils this term and is out of contract at the end of the season.
Two of those appearances have come as starts under Solskjaer but Pereira was hooked after just 62 minutes against Burnley when he was at fault for the Clarets’ opener at the Theatre of Dreams in January.
Pereira, 23, has enjoyed successful loan spells at Valencia and Granada in recent seasons and had to be convinced by Jose Mourinho last summer to return to the club.
United are keen for Pereira to extend his stay at the club but the midfielder wants assurances over his future before committing to a new deal.
Solskjaer blocked Pereira from leaving in the January transfer window and Metro.co.uk understands the Norwegian has held talks with the Brazilian over his situation.
The Norwegian made it clear to Pereira that he admires him and that he will not be short on opportunities between now and the end of the season.
