Former Manchester United and Everton midfielder Marouane Fellaini is confident of his relationship with fans with both clubs.

Fellaini says he gave his best for both clubs.

He told manutd.com: Now, I don't have a problem with any Everton or Manchester [United fans]. I don't have a problem with the fans at all.

I think I did my job, I did everything I can do, and I pushed myself to the best I can. You know, I never cheat.

This, for me, is the most important: all my ex-team-mates respected me. I never had problem with my team-mates, or with my coaches.

I gave everything. Okay, it's a shame we didn't win the Premier League, but I think that's okay."

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