Danny Welbeck quiet over future
Sunderland loan striker Danny Welbeck has stayed quiet over the possibility of moving to the club on a permanent basis.
Welbeck joined Sunderland on loan from Manchester United and Sunderland boss Steve Bruce recently admitted that he would like to sign Welbeck on a permanent contract.
"I've seen what Steve Bruce has said and I need to make a decision on my future.
For now, I'm looking short term. I just want to do my best in every game and I'm not thinking about whether I go back to United.
My aim was to come here and get minutes on the pitch," Welbeck said on the Sky Sports website.
Welbeck has hinted that he is finding life at Sunderland a little more enjoyable. This is because Bruce uses him more regularly and gives him a better chance to be consistent.
"At United, I was getting the odd chance here and there but I was never
ready to take them. I'd miss loads of games and then I'd be thrown in and would struggle to do myself justice.
It's different here. I'm playing every game and I'm getting better and better. You can see I am benefiting from it," he added.
Welbeck insists he is a better player for the time he has spent with Sunderland. This has allowed him to gain experience and he now has to decide whether or not he can
get the same amount of games if he returns to United at the end of his loan.
"The manager [Bruce] has had a massive influence on me. He's shown a lot of faith and I owe him a lot of thanks.
I'm learning my trade. I'm still developing. This experience is good for me and can only help," he said.
Betting advice
Welbeck has been in good form over the last few weeks and is improving in front of goal. Have a little bet on him scoring for Sunderland whenever he pulls on the red and
white striped shirt. There is a good chance he'll stay but he'll be harbouring ambitions to succeed with United.
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