Veteran winger Ryan Giggs has his eyes set on yet
another Premiership title next season.
Despite recently calling time on his international career with
Wales, Giggs has no plans to wind things down with The Red
Devils.
Giggs added to his personal trophy cabinet last season in claiming
his ninth Premiership title, although the 33-year-old remains as
ambitious as ever.
The Cardiff-born ace is eagerly anticipating next term and cannot
wait for August to come when his side run out as champions.
"I'm already looking forward to playing in a season where everyone
refers to us as champions," he told the Manchester Evening
News.
"I want to go on and win it again. I don't want to dwell on
achievements. I still feel like there's work to be done.
"The satisfaction of winning this one was really high because the
standard required to win the league is so much higher now than in
previous years.
"The bar has been raised, first by Arsenal and then by Chelsea,
since we last won it in 2003.
"It was a big challenge for us, but also for every club in the
league because Chelsea have got the financial capability to go out
and buy any player they want.
"I'm proud of my nine titles but I'm not thinking of it as the
ninth title I've won, I'm just glad to have won the league this
season having gone three years without it.
"That means more to me, that we've got the title back, than any
personal achievement."
