Manchester United striker Edinson Cavani hopes to see plenty of action over the Christmas programme.
Interim manager Ralf Rangnick has suggested the Salto-born striker is close to a return after an injury lay-off with a tendon problem, that has kept him out since the draw at Atalanta in early November.
"I've been fortunate enough to have had a season here already," Cavani told manutd.com. "But without the fans in the ground. So I was unable to enjoy that experience along with them.
"But I've got huge recognition for just how great and kind they've been with me, and I'm grateful, and always will be, for the songs they've made up for me. Because I think that, a lot of the time, things happen for a reason.
"I'm sure that, sometimes, certain stuff happens for a purpose, and I'm grateful, grateful for all the affection that the supporters and fans of this club show me. So, yes, we'll see what happens. Let's hope that it's a really positive month for us all and then we can see what happens further on down the line."
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