Michael Carrick has expressed his desire to finish his career at Man Utd ahead of any contract talks.
Midfielder wants to finish career at Old Trafford
Michael Carrick has expressed his desire to finish his career at Manchester United ahead of any contract talks.
The 29-year-old's contract expires in 2012 but talks regarding a new deal have yet to take place.
But the midfielder, who has recently returned to action following six weeks on the sidelines after an injection in a troublesome Achilles tendon, insists Old Trafford is the place for him.
The former Tottenham and West Ham man, who joined from Spurs in July 2006 for £18.6million, told
The People: "Nothing has happened regarding talks as yet, but this is the place for me - it's a great club.
Unbelievable times
"I've had some unbelievable times here and, hopefully, will have many more. I love everything about being a United player."
Carrick is glad to be back following his spell on the sidelines and hopes the Red Devils - who went top of the Premier League with the 7-1 hammering of Blackburn on Saturday - can now push on.
He added: "It's been a struggle, but as a player you have ups and downs.
"We believe if we can hit top form then we have a great chance of winning the league."
