Ben Amos has announced he's leaving Manchester United at the end of the season.

The goalkeeper will cut 12 years of ties this summer and seek another club.

"Being a United fan, I've always believed I can play for Manchester United and always aspired to be a Manchester United player," Amos, currently on-loan with Bolton Wanderers, told the Manchester Evening News.

"You could say Victor's arrival was the final nail in the coffin. Pre-season, I was told I was number two. With the cup games, if I'd got a sniff of that, that would have made it worthwhile sticking around for.

"As soon as Victor was brought in, I was essentially demoted to fourth really. Fourth-choice goalkeeper, you've got to move on.

"If I'm being totally honest because I am a United fan is why I've hung around a little bit more than I should have.

"But I don't regret anything. I've learnt every day and pushed myself every day. I've given it everything I have to make it at United.

"That's what I wanted to do. Now I have to look forward and there's a future after United."