EXCLUSIVE Andreas Pereira interview: I played under Ferguson, Mourinho and Van Gaal at Man United - but here's why Fulham's Marco Silva is the most prepared manager I've ever seen
The transfer window is about to open again so you will be hearing Andreas Pereira's name a lot in the next few months.
It's common for a player who has been in demand from elsewhere so often during his time in the Premier League. Last winter, Brazilian giants Palmeiras made an approach, but he's having too much fun at Fulham.
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