Erikson: I m fined me a bit of money and I want to give it to Evans. It s very special to play for Manchester United for three years

May 26th Eriksen scored in Manchester United's last game, saying that this is the best way to say goodbye.

In an interview with BBC Game of the Day, he said: "That's the best way to end the whole season. It feels good to be able to end with a smile and give back to the fans."

Speaking of the penalty: "On the court, B Fei asked me if I wanted to pay a penalty. I said no, I wanted to give it to Evans, but Evans was unwilling to pay it. It was a good move. B Fei was the first penalty kicker and he decided who would pay it. Fortunately, he gave me the opportunity today. It was a good way to say goodbye."

About Wednesday's loss Leigh: "It's always sad to lose the final. But we showed the courage to end the season with a smile and bring something to the team and the fans."

Reviewing his career at Manchester United "The time here is very special. There are good moments and bad moments. I like the pressure of playing for a club like Manchester United. These three years are very special."

For the future: "The next chapter will start with the holidays, then go with the national team, and then there is a holiday. We'll see where we'll play next."