Shinji Kagawa: I May Not One At Manchester United

Japanese star Shinji Kagawa finally go to vote on his move to Manchester United. Kagawa admitted it would be difficult to live in the English Premier League club.

Earlier this month, United have announced they have reached an agreement with Borussia Dortmund on transfer Kagawa. United is expected to spend up to £ 12 million. Kagawa will be the first Asian player at United.

"Without a doubt, this will be a big challenge for me, and I realized the error can not be tolerated," said Kagawa told reporters in Japan.

"I have to work harder than ever. I must make this ledge to solve the problem. "

Kagawa revealed that manager Sir Alex Ferguson has said the transfer to Old Trafford is a big challenge, and the Japanese player is declared the manager can put trust in him.

"I was flattered to hear it from a great figure," said Kagawa.

"Manchester [United] is the best club I ingikan to continue his career."