Marouane Fellaini has completed his move from Manchester United to Shandong Luneng.

The midfielder finalised his move to the Chinese Super League on Friday and leaves Old Trafford after five-and-a-half years with the club.

A statement issued by United on Friday read: "Everybody at United thanks Marouane for his service and wishes him well for the future."

Fellaini flew to China on Thursday after United agreed a fee of £10.5 million for the 31-year-old. Sources have told ESPN FC he has penned...

Marouane Fellaini is flying to China to tie up his move to Shandong Lueng after Manchester United reached an agreement in principle with the Chinese Super League side, sources have told ESPN FC.

Belgium international Fellaini has agreed a three-year contract worth around £12.2 million a year to move to Shandong, with United expected to receive around £10.5m for the 31-year-old.

Fellaini signed a new two-year deal at Old Trafford in the summer, but has found opportunities limited under...

Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini is heading towards the exit as a move to the Chinese Super League edges closer, sources have told ESPN FC.

United are in discussions with Shandong Luneng as the Belgium international is expected to opt for a move away from Old Trafford.

Shandong have sent a delegation to Manchester to tie up the deal.

The 31-year-old signed a new two-year deal in the summer but with opportunities limited since Jose Mourinho's dismissal in December, he is set to...

Oscar's close-range tap-in ensured Shanghai SIPG remained in top spot on Tuesday evening as the Brazilian earned Vitor Pereira's side a 1-1 draw with second-placed Shandong Luneng as the Chinese Super League returned from its two-month World Cup break.

The former Chelsea man scored from barely a yard out after Shandong goalkeeper Dalei Wang managed to keep Lu Wenjun's header out before the Brazilian pounced in the 52nd minute to ultimately save SIPG a point.

Shanghai move onto 24 points from the...

Wu Xinghan's 93rd-minute winner moved Shandong Luneng to the top of the Chinese Super League standings as Li Xiaopeng's side handed Tianjin Teda a last-gasp 2-1 defeat on Friday.

The win moves Shandong three points clear of Shanghai SIPG, who play fourth-placed Jiangsu Suning on Sunday evening in the final round of matches before the league takes a two-month break for the summer's World Cup finals.

But despite the win -- Shandong's seventh from 11 league games so far this season -- Li was far from...