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Thursday 17 May 2012 14:06, UK
Image:Michael Owen: Has no plans to retire despite his release from Manchester United
Michael Owen insists he has no intentions of retiring following his release by Manchester United.
Striker hopes to find new club after leaving United
Michael Owen insists he has no intention of retiring following his release by Manchester United.
The 32-year-old is leaving Old Trafford this summer after being informed he would not be getting a new deal when his current one expires.
Former Liverpool and Newcastle striker Owen has rejected suggestions he could retire and is determined to find himself a new club to continue his career.
"I am only 32. I might look a bit older than that but obviously looking at the likes of Scholesy and Giggsy it doesn't half fill you with a lot of motivation and confidence that they are playing into their mid-to-late thirties and I still feel as if I am reasonably young," Owen told Sky Sports News.
"When I wake up my body feels good even though I have had a few injuries. I don't wake up with sore joints or anything like that.
"At 32 I definitely owe it to myself to still have two or three years and hopefully play a bit more for somebody else."
