Sampdoria loan striker Kiko Macheda is confident he has a future at Manchester United.
Macheda has not spoken to United boss Sir Alex for three weeks, but believes he still has a future at the club.
Macheda said: "I think Sir Alex is looking out for me. I spoke to him three weeks ago on the phone and I spoke to him before I came here.
"He said: 'If there’s anything you need, just call me.' Because he’s still my coach. I still feel like I’m in his long-term plans, of course. My ambition is to be part of Manchester United because that’s where I want to go.
"I’ve been at Sampdoria for a month now and I’m really happy. Obviously it’s not like Manchester United - because Manchester United is a proper club - but I’m happy to be here and I want to do well, for myself and the team.
"I’ve got six months on loan and I hope to do well to get back there even stronger to show what I can do."
After scoring the only goal in Italy's Under-21s' 1-0 win over Stuart Pearce's England kids on Tuesday, he said: "I'm looking forward to getting back to Manchester.
"I don't like the English weather but I do like the fish and chips. You can't get them in Italy and I miss them."
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