Jose Mourinho has revealed his plan for Manchester United and insists he is ''here'' to stay at Old Trafford.
The Portuguese insisted his vision for the Red Devils has not changed despite a disappointing start to the season.
Manchester United are sixth after 11 games and is six points off fourth and eight off leaders Liverpool, but the 53-year old boss has pointed to his credentials to tell the World that he always achieves success.
"I am in the club where I want to be. I was champion in four different clubs: Porto, Real Madrid, Inter and Chelsea," Mourinho said in his weekly press-conference.
"I want to be champion in every club I work, which is quite a nice record if I can do that, so I want to do that at Manchester United.
"I want to win a ninth championship and a fourth Premier League.
"I didn't sign a one year contract, I signed a three year contract." Wayne Rooney, the United skipper.
Rooney was forced to issue a public apology after pictures emerged of him drinking until the early hours following England's 3-0 World Cup qualifier win over Scotland.
Mourinho was expectedly coy on the issue and insisted that his Captain had trained well this week and was in contention to play in Saturday lunchtime's Premier League clash with Arsenal at Old.
"Over the last two or three days, nothing happened," said Mourinho. He [Rooney] trained like everybody else, he wants to play like everybody else. He's ready.
"What happened in the national team happened in the national team, I don't comment.
"My players, when they go there, belong to the national team and I don't like to comment."
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