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Published 17:46 IST, November 22nd 2019

Check Manchester United ex-midfielder Marouane Fellaini's miss against Liverpool

Check out former Manchester United star Marouane Fellaini's hilarious miss against arch-rivals Liverpool as he celebrates his 32nd birthday on Thursday.

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Former Everton and Manchester United midfielder - Marouane Fellaini - turns 32 today. The Belgian giant spent a good amount of time playing the English Premier League until he made a shift to the Chinese Premier League last year. Take a look at this hilarious video of the midfielder while he was part of the Manchester United squad under coaches Louis Van Gaal and Jose Mourinho.

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Happy Birthday big man!

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Check out the hilarious video of Belgian midfielder - Marouane Fellaini 

Marouane Fellaini, who made 250+ appearances for Manchester United and Everton, scored 37 goals in England while playing in the Premier League. However, his epic attempt to score a goal against Liverpool was at best, laughable. In the video above, you can catch his hilarious attempt to score from outside the box which almost killed a paramedic. 

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Marouane Fellaini is currently employed with Chinese Super League side - Shandong Luneng. The former Manchester United man, who is rumoured to be angling a move to Tottenham Hotspur and unite with Jose Mourinho, has so far scored seven goals in China. Happy Birthday, big man! 

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Updated 19:36 IST, November 22nd 2019