Norway striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revealed next season is
likely to be his last as a professional footballer.
The 34-year-old has a contract with Manchester United until next
summer, but told Norwegian newspaper VG he is unlikely to continue
after that.
'No,' Solskjaer said when asked if he could see a future beyond
next season.
However, he is determined to play out the rest of his career at Old
Trafford.
'I'll most likely stay here. I have one year left on my contract
and I'm aiming to do as well as possible to carry on,' the
Norwegian continued.
'I'll have to see how I feel. I could suddenly say enough is
enough, but I'll stay here next year in any case.'
Solskjaer is in his 11th season with United, but has spent the last
few years battling to overcome knee problems.
However, the striker is confident he will still be able to play at
Premiership level in the 2007/08 campaign.
'I'm almost certain I'll be better next season. Then I'll have this
season behind me after two or three years out,' he added.
'I'll be able to play at a higher level.'
