His pledge will be music to the fans' ears as the
England star celebrates five years at Old Trafford.
Rooney, 23, has been United's main man since Ronaldo
joined Real Madrid.
But he is coping brilliantly, with five goals in as
many games.
And he insists there will be plenty more to come,
because he plans to spend the rest of his career in a Red Devils
shirt.
Rooney declared: "I've always said I love this club
and, as long as I'm wanted here, I'll play here. It's as simple as
that. I can't see one reason why I should want to move.
"I've everything I want. My family are just 30 minutes
away, I'm settled and I honestly can't see me going anywhere else
unless I'm told otherwise by the manager."
Rooney has hit 102 goals for United since boss Alex
Ferguson snapped him up from Everton on transfer deadline day in
August 2004.
Yet according to team-mate Dimitar Berbatov, Rooney
will not hit his peak for another five years.
Berbatov said: "When he reaches around 28, he'll be
even better."
Owen Hargreaves, out for a year and who has had
operations on both knees, will be back in training with United on
September 23.