Robbie Keane admits he
could happily stay with Tottenham Hotspur for the rest of his
career.
The Republic of Ireland international is approaching five years at
White Hart Lane after joining in a £7million deal from Leeds United
in the summer of 2002.
He has proved a key figure in recent seasons and, this term, has
forged an effective partnership with Dimitar Berbatov in
attack.
Keane is enjoying his time with Spurs and concedes there is
currently no reason why he would ever want to leave.
"I'm very content with life on and off the pitch, everything is
brilliant," Keane told the newspaper.
"I'm settled, I love London life and Spurs especially. If I wasn't
settled I wouldn't have signed a new contract last year.
"I am very happy and, if things keep going the way they are, I'll
stay here for life."
The Irish forward also outlined his determination to cap his Spurs
career with a trophy as Martin Jol's side prepare for a Uefa Cup
quarter-final with holders Sevilla.
He added: "I am still only 26 - sometimes people forget that. New
lads come into the club and think I am 28 or 29, so I have to
remind them of that and that I still have a lot to learn.
"As you get more mature you learn more about the game and I still
believe there is a lot more to come from me.
"I am desperate to win something. Every player wants to win things
and when you see others lifting trophies, it makes you even more
hungry."