After making a blistering start to his United career, Robin van Persie has found himself a bit out of form recently. However the Dutchman has reiterated his desire to see out his four year contract, and possibly staying at the club for longer, he leo added United is a club that gets the best out of the older players.
In an interview with Dutch magazine Voetbal International, Robin said: “For the next few years I will be at Manchester United – and maybe longer. United could be my last club.” He added. “You have a number of clubs in Europe where older players can find it good, where they are valued. You used to have that at Juventus and AC Milan, Manchester United today is a good example. So who knows how long I will stay at the club.”
The 29-year old then went on to say that he is still developing as a player at the club, and is learning new things all the time: “There is a new challenge for me every day at United. My development is an ongoing process. That gets an extra boost when you are surrounded by new coaches and team-mates, all with their own ideas, in a totally new environment.”
Robin hasn’t scored for club recently, but he managed to find the net for Holland whilst on international duty. Hopefully this will signal a turn in form and he’ll be firing again for the vital part of the season.
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