Manchester United have just one week to decide on an approach for Marouane Fellaini, as the Everton midfielder's £22million release-clause is set to expire at the end of the month,

The 25-year-old has been heavily linked with a
move away from Goodison Park this summer,
and the reigning Premier League champions
have been touted as the Belgium
international's most likely destination.
New Red Devils boss David Moyes - who
succeeded Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford
last month - has been credited with an interest
in a number of his former Toffees players, and
has already been knocked back in his attempt
to sign sought-after left-back Leighton Baines.
Fellaini is also understood to be on Manchester
United's radar, though, as Moyes looks to
strengthen hissquad ahead of the 2013/14
campaign with the addition of the box-to-box
midfielder.
Having had two bids for Barcelona's Cesc
Fabregas already turned down this transfer
window, Manchester United might now turn
their attention to the Everton star.
However, the club will have to move quickly if
they want to activate Fellaini's release-clause,
which expires on July 31.