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Published 12:47 6 Apr 2017 BST

"I didn't intend to offend anyone, and I'm sorry if I did. I know a lot of people in Granada and I don't wish any misfortune on anyone."
Pereira will return to Manchester at the end of this season and he remains intent on fighting for his place under Jose Mourinho.
"It’s my dream to play for United on a regular basis," Pereira recently told the club website.
"It's always has been a dream but now I’m here at Granada and I have to focus here to get us out of this situation. My dream will always be there and, next season, I will fight for it."Explore more on these topics:
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