Rio Ferdinand eyes new Manchester United contract

12 December 2010 15:39
Rio Ferdinand hopes to clinch a new contract that would make Manchester United the last club of his career.[LNB]The England defender still has two-and-a-half years to run on his £130,000-a-week deal, but admits he is keen on an extension that would be the final major contract of a glittering career.[LNB] Still going strong: Ferdinand (left) shrugs off City's Carlos Tevez[LNB]The 32-year-old, however, admits he may have to prove his fitness after two seasons hit by niggling injuries.[LNB]'I want to finish my career at United,' Ferdinand told the Sunday Telegraph. 'I have two years on my contract, and if the manager sees that I am fit enough, a four-year deal at that age would be great.'[LNB] Fergie plays down Ferdinand fears to pencil defender in for Arsenal clashForget Wenger - I'm not a dirty player, insists Man United enforcer FletcherWin an England shirt signed by Rio Ferdinand - courtesy of #5MANCHESTER UNITED FC

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