Michael Owen insists he's happy at Manchester United.
With his two-year contract due to expire in the summer, it is open to serious question whether a player who has now passed his 31st birthday will get another.
"I knew when I came here that I wouldn't play every game and it would be a bit different to what I was used to," he told United Review.
"But I will sacrifice playing every game for the opportunity to play and train with the very top players and work under a top manager.
"I haven't been disappointed at all by my time here. I have loved every minute.
"Obviously you always want to play and do your bit. And I feel as though I have scored a few goals when I've played.
"At Manchester United, though, the hard part isn't scoring goals on the pitch - it's getting onto the pitch in the first place.
"It's a new challenge for me and, in many ways, it's one of the appeals of being here."
