Rojo ready to fight for Manchester United future

The Red Devils are thought to be open to enquiries regarding the Argentine, but the player himself wants to stick around and prove his worth

Marcos Rojo is keen to fight for his Manche 
ster United place despite reports that the Argentine defender could be offloaded this summer, Goal understands.

Rojo arrived at Old Trafford in the summer of 2014 for £16 million from Sporting following an impressive run with Argentina at the World Cup in Brazil.
However, the 26-year-old has struggled to cement a place in the United line-up under Louis van Gaal, with a string of injuries limiting him to just 45 appearances from a possible 92 since his signing.
it is now believed that United will look to move Rojo on as part of their summer transfer plans but the defender is determined to remain at the club, although during the international break, he admitted he wants to leave when his contract expires in 2019.

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"I miss Estudiantes so much, my friends and family, I want to come back after I finish my contract in Manchester,” he told Tyc Sports.
Rojo has started the last seven games at club level as a left-back following his return from a recurring shoulder problem, but the anticipated return from injury of Luke Shaw and the emergence this season of Cameron Borthwick-Jackson have helped to make the Argentine a disposable commodity for United as they look to rebuild following a largely disappointing season.