It's a club with a sense for older participants, says the Holland expert who has broken his goalscoring issues any way you like through the break Getty Robin van Persie has declared that Manchester United will undoubtedly be his last club. Van Persie, 29, is a huge thought in his first period at United following his A24million move from Arsenal last summer. The Holland striker has scored 23 ambitions in 38 games for Sir Alex Ferguson's side and said he expects to complete his career at Old Trafford. Talking to Voetbal International, van Persie said: "The coming years it is Manchester United. And perhaps longer. United would be my last team. "You have a number of clubs in Europe where older people can find it good, where they're appreciated. You used to have that at Juventus and AC Milan, Manchester United today is a good example. Usually are not knows how long I remain at the club. "I have every single day at United a fresh concern. My progress is definitely an continuous process. That gets an additional boost if you are surrounded by new coaches and teammates, all with their own some ideas, in a completely new environment." An armful: Robin Van Persie of Netherlands honors with team spouse Arjen Robben Dean Mouhtaropoulos Van Perise has won just once in his last 10 games for United but netted 3 x for Holland through the break, overpowering Johan Cruyff with 34 targets for his country.
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