'I can't see a situation where I would have to look away from Manchester United,' he said in Giggs: The Autobiography.
'I still feel if I am playing to the best of my ability I will be in the team and still have enough faith in myself to believe I will be here for another three years.
'In the short term, my goal is to get back in the starting line-up. Looking beyond that, there are more medals and titles to win and I intend to be a big part of it.'
He also says thinks that bigger is better.
"If I had the choice now, it would still be United because of the history, the facilities and the way the club is run."
He added: "Look at what the club, and the manager, have achieved. Everything is there for you to become a great player.
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