Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini has broken silence over his future at Old Trafford.

Fellaini will be a free agent at the end of the month unless he signs a new deal with United.

The Manchester Evening News reported that when asked about his contract situation with the Red Devils, Fellaini replied: “You will know soon.”

Per the source, Fellaini rejected an extension deal in September.

Red Devils boss Jose Mourinho was reportedly optimistic about United’s chances of striking a new agreement with Fellaini but he now seems ‘destined to leave’ the Premier League outfit after five-years.

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The report also reveals there is interest from Turkey, AC Milan, Arsenal and China.

RMC Sport claimed last month that Fellaini only has two concrete offers, one from Besiktas and the other from China.

Turkish-Football reported that the Istanbul based outfit met with Fellaini’s representatives as far back as December.

Besiktas were prepared to offer €5m per-year on a long-term deal with guarantees of first-team football.

Galatasaray are also keen. The Lions did make Fellaini an offer last summer but Mourinho publically ruled out any chance of the Belgium international leaving over the summer.

“It’s easier for Galatasaray to get me than to get Marouane,” Mourinho said.

“Forget it. He’s too important to me.”

Fellaini is currently in Russia with the Belgium national team for the 2018 World Cup.

The powerful midfielder replaced Romelu Lukaku in Belgium’s 5-2 victory over Tunisia on Saturday and could start their final group game against England on Thursday.

Belgium and England have already booked a place in the knockout stage.