English youngster Fraizer Campbell, currently out on loan at Hull City, has said that he sees his future at parent club Manchester United. Campbell believes that after his loan spell at Hull, where he played in 32 games (and 2 substitute appearances) scoring 15 goals, he has gained enough experience to push Rooney and Tevez for the forward position at the Red Devils. Campbell was selected to play for the England U21 team while at Hull. Currently his club ranks in the 3rd place in the Coca-Cola Championship, with a place in the play-offs for promotion.
“The team has been confident, we’ve been playing good football, it’s just hard work that’s got us there. It’s just what I need, to get some experience of playing under pressure. Then the aim is for me to go back to United.” – Fraizer Campbell
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