Carrick vows to stay at Old Trafford

03 October 2010 11:35
Manchester United and England midfielder Michael Carrick wants to stay at Old Trafford for the rest of his career.[LNB] Carrick has continually been linked with a move away from the Red Devils in recent months and Aston Villa are said to be the latest club interested in snapping up the 29-year-old.[LNB]But Carrick, who has another two seasons left on his current contract, insists he has never contemplated leaving United.[LNB]He said: "I have seen some stories suggesting I'd be leaving last summer but I take no notice. It's part of the game.[LNB]"I have never thought I was on my way out of United, not for one minute. It has never entered my mind.[LNB]"And neither has the manager said anything to me.[LNB]"This is a great place to be and results like the one against Valencia make it all worthwhile when you play a part in something like that.[LNB]"I have the rest of this season and next season left on my contract and I would like to stay here for the rest of my career.[LNB]"Why would I want to go anywhere else?[LNB]"It's up to me this season to work hard to earn the right to do that and to make it a reality.[LNB]"So the aim is to be in the team as often as I can."

Source: Team_Talk