New York Red Bulls forward Thierry Henry believes he has another two years to give before considering retirement from the game.
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The Frenchman has been training with his former club Arsenal during the MLS off-season, despite reports linking him with a loan move back to the Emirates.
The 35-year-old, who was a runner-up in the MLS Most Valuable Player Award last season, had an excellent season for the New York side, scoring 15 goals and tallying 12 assists in 27 games.
And the Gunners legend insists he wants to play for another two seasons before calling it a day on his illustrious career.
"I'm giving myself another two years," he told BeIn Sport.
"That'll take me to 37 years old. It'll make my career 20 years long. I recently talked about it with Robert (Pires).
"It's never easy to stop, but there comes a time when your body tells you to.
"The head wants to continue, but it's certainly not desire that I'll be lacking. But, at a certain moment in time, you have to stop."
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