The young midfielder is eager to maintain his hot form on the International arena and reiterated that he could leave Old Trafford temporarily as he searches for game time.
Robbie Brady is rated as one of the finest players to have made his name with the Manchester United Academy in recent years.
Although nearly 20-years-old now, the starlet only recently embarked on a full tour with the Red Devils, travelling to the likes of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/China-c8926, where he impressed onlookers with his displays.
A first team career beckons but with Sir http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alex-c4752 Ferguson possessing numerous options in the centre of the park, there is still time to go before Brady becomes a regular name in the starting line-up.
However he has been able to make his mark on the International front, playing for http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Oman-c2975 while netting a goal and two assists in the process.
The debut was as memorable as they come, but the play-maker is far from satisfied and claimed that he was searching for loan opportunities as he looks for a consistent role at United.
Last year, he plyed his trade at Hull City for a season, but a temporary switch to a Premier League will be more suited to his current talents and is something which Ferguson could also agree upon.
Brady himself is also keen to play and voiced his desire to go out on loan after the Ireland game.
"I want to stay playing [for Ireland]. I don't want to come in and doss about so I need to be playing as many club games as I can. If that means I need to take a loan move, I will. We'll see what happens.”
"I'd just like to play as much football as I can and hopefully I can push on and keep playing (for the national side),” the winger was quoted as saying.
While competition in the United line-up is quite stringent at the moment, Brady could make a name for himself if he gets the provisional switch to another Premiership side. But for the time being, he will have to be content with a role in the reserves at
Carrington.
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