Antonio Valencia and Manchester United will part ways this summer and here was the classy message from the Manchester United captain.
“Lago Agrio is a very humble town in Ecuador. When I was a child, I never imagined travel to Europe,” he tweeted. “Thanks to God for letting me play 10 years in the best club in the world: @ManUtd. Now I am focused on my recovery so I can end the season playing at Old Trafford!”
His current boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer also had words of great class for him. “He’s still not 100 per cent fit, he is still working to get back fit and he’s had a fantastic career here at Man United and in England,” the interim manager said. “He is one of the Premier League winners left in the dressing room but at the moment I’m not sure if Man United and Antonio will agree on the next year. So it depends if he gets back on the pitch as well in the next few months but he’s the captain, a great servant to the club. So hopefully I can get him on the pitch and show what he can do, or he can get himself 100 per cent fit and back on the pitch.”
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