Tomasz Kuszczak is banking on the coming season being a big one
for him at Manchester
United.
With Ben Foster frustrated at having little chance to impress
and leaving to join Birmingham, Kuszczak is keen to take over the
mantle.
Kuszczak, 28, said: "I hope it will be a big season for me. This
will be my fifth with the club and I hope to play even more
games.
"My challenge is simple - after Edwin finishes I want to be
number one at Manchester
United.
"It's not easy to sit on the bench - I have many ambitions and I
want to keep progressing as a player.
"Manchester United is a great
club and I believe it's a club I can play at for many years."
Kuszczak has made 51 appearances for United, including 11
straight matches from November to January last season.
"I knew it was going to be very important for me to prove myself
during that time," he said. "It was a difficult situation because
we had a lot of injuries but I enjoyed every game.
"To have a good run of matches really helped me with my form and
gave me a lot of confidence.
"I want to become a better goalkeeper and learn new things and
hopefully I will get more opportunities this season."
