Jamie Vardy, the former Leicester City striker, has stated his goals for the future in an interview with Sky Sports.
Vardy, who is currently 34 years old and has played over 600 games for Leicester City, believes that he still has plenty left in the tank and wants to continue playing at a high level.
In an interview with Sky Sports,Premier League Updates Vardy said: "I want to finish my career as a winner, I want to win something. That's what I'm going for."
He also revealed that he would like to play for a top-flight club one last time before retiring, but conceded that it may not be possible due to age.
Despite this, Vardy remains committed to playing at the highest level and is determined to make the most of any opportunities that come his way.
The former England international has already made it clear that he will not retire from football until he feels that he can still contribute to a team and help them achieve their goals.
Overall, Jamie Vardy's vision for the future is clear - to finish his career as a winner and to continue playing at a high level until he feels that he can no longer do so.
It will be interesting to see how Vardy performs in the coming seasons and whether or not he manages to fulfill his goals for the future.