Manchester United have used the clause that allows them to extend their contract to Ashley Young for another year until 2019, after the former Aston Villa regained some of its quality over the past months.
The 32-year-old's contract expires next summer, but United confirmed on Monday that he had used the clause allowing him to maintain the services of the former Aston Villa player until 2019, AFP reported.
Young, who moved to United in 2011, offers a good level this season under Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho, playing the vast majority of his 30 games in his right-back position, prompting England coach Gareth Southgate to call him for the friendly matches this month against the Netherlands And Italy.
During his career with United he crowned the League, the FA Cup, the League Cup and the Europa League once.
The 32-year-old's contract expires next summer, but United confirmed on Monday that he had used the clause allowing him to maintain the services of the former Aston Villa player until 2019, AFP reported.
Young, who moved to United in 2011, offers a good level this season under Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho, playing the vast majority of his 30 games in his right-back position, prompting England coach Gareth Southgate to call him for the friendly matches this month against the Netherlands And Italy.
During his career with United he crowned the League, the FA Cup, the League Cup and the Europa League once.
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