Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin van
der Sar has set his sights high this season.
The Dutchman has so far won only the Carling Cup during his United
career, but that could change this term.
Sir Alex Ferguson's side are still in the UEFA Champions League and
FA Cup as well as in pole position to claim back the Premiership
title.
And Van der Sar is determined to claim some prize silverware with
The Red Devils this season.
"It would be great to win a championship medal in my second season
at United," he said.
"The Carling Cup does not do it for me personally. You want to win
bigger things at this club.
"It is going well at the moment in the league and we are still in
the Champions League as well as the FA Cup.
"The three big aims are still in place and that is
important."
United face Arsenal at the weekend hoping to increase their gap at
the top of the Premiership to nine points.
But to do that, they will need some help from Liverpool, who play
Chelsea at Anfield on Saturday lunchtime.
"If they could do us a favour that would be great," Van der Sar
said. "A fellow countryman (Dirk Kuyt) is playing for them and I
hope he does well."
Van der Sar is looking for revenge against The Gunners on Sunday
after Emmanuel Adebayor's strike separated the sides in the first
meeting of the season.
He added: "We have something to make up for after what happened at
Old Trafford."
Must aim the trophies ar, Ferguson..