Juan Mata revealed that he wants to extend his contract with "Manchester United." Since moving from "Chelsea" in London to "Old Trafford" in 2014, the Spaniard has played in more than 100 matches and won the FA Cup and "Community Shield" trophies. Interestingly, the 28-year-old midfielder was considered surplus to requirements under current "United" manager Jose Mourinho, but this season he is getting plenty of playing time. "I have two years left on my contract and I would like to stay longer," Mata was quoted by Daily Mirror and The Sun. "I am happy here and, of course, since I arrived, we have won the FA Cup, Community Shield, and now we have a chance to win another trophy." "I think the fans here are amazing even in difficult times, so I wonder what would happen if we were to win the Premier League or the Champions League in the future. It would be an unbelievable experience, so I have that in my mind." Today, "Manchester United" will face "Southampton" in the EFL Cup.
