Sir Alex Ferguson expects one-year extension to be authorized by Rio and has no intention of letting the Pea slip down his plate Getty Sir Alex Ferguson is confident Rio Ferdinand can sign a extension with Manchester United. Ferdinand is out of agreement at the end of the season and has yet to recognize a extension, despite having discussed his Old Trafford future with Ferguson. But the United manager said he believes Ferdinand, 34, who has played more games than some of United's main defenders this season, will put pen to paper on a new offer and play on next season. "I have spoken to him and, obviously currently over time, he is more worried about getting an opposition for his recommendation game! "He is taking care of that, but we want him to remain and obviously I'm sure his representatives will be discussing things with David [Gill]. "I would that is amazing [staying] would be the most useful thing for him." Ferguson has also told Javier Hernandez he has a huge future at United and will not consider selling him come july 1st. Hernandez has made just two Premier League begins since New Year's Day and is considered contemplating his future, with Real Madrid and Juventus monitoring his condition. Despite his lack of starts, Hernandez has won 16 objectives this season, evidence, Ferguson believed of his enduring Benefit to United and why he will not be allowed to leave. Is everybody happy?! (L-R) Javier Hernandez and Sir Alex Ferguson (with Rafael da Silva John Peters "I hope he feels he is made a contribution since most of us feel he is done that," said Ferguson. "He is scored me 16 ambitions and, when he got on one other evening at West Ham, his movement was terrific and he made plenty of openings for us. "He was very unfortunate with a header, but he's these exact things in his locker. His enthusiasm is definitely there and there is no reason to believe that isn't the place for him. Players are also found by "maturity every summer and he's old enough to mature, obviously." Ferguson Ignored the understanding of Hernandez, 24, as a 'supersub' who is most effective coming off the table as an impression player in games. "He can do both," said Ferguson. Games are started by "he and, at Stoke last Sunday, they were always kept by him on the trunk foot. "Quite a few games, like at Wigan, we enjoyed two up and his share is always on top of my thoughts."
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