England left-back Luke Shaw has penned a new five-year deal at Manchester United, which will reportedly earn him £190k per week
Shaw was 18 when he swapped Southampton for Old Trafford in June 2014 for a fee thought to be £30million, a record transfer for a teenager at the time of his move.
He has had a chequered time in the north west, with a serious injury, form and fitness issues limiting him to 50 Premier League appearances in nearly four and a half years.
The 23-year-old has also faced public criticism from manager Jose Mourinho and was linked with a move away from the club only a few months ago, though he has become a regular under the Portuguese this season.
Shaw's contract was set to expire at the end of the summer but he has now committed his long-term future to United.
"If you look at my situation in the last year and a bit, you'd have thought this could have been impossible," he said. "But I worked hard, I wanted to be here and I wanted to make sure my future was here to help this club."
"I want to let everyone know that I will give everything I have to repay them and deliver success over the years to come. I’m still very young with a lot more to learn and I can’t wait to continue my progress under Jose Mourinho."
Mourinho added: "Luke fully deserves this contract. He understood his development process, he has worked really hard at every level and he always believes in himself which is a great attribute to have.
"Luke is still young and is improving all the time and he must feel very proud of himself. I am delighted that we are keeping such a talented young English player with a bright future ahead of him."
