Hull City full-back Liam Rosenior has revealed that he would "love" to end his playing career at the KC Stadium.
The 30-year-old's current contract with the club is due to expire next summer, although manager Steve Bruce recently indicated that he was keen to retain his services.
Speaking to the Hull Daily Mail, the defender conceded that he is desperate to remain a member of the Hull squad beyond the end of the ongoing Premier League campaign.
"I'm delighted that's what the manager has said. When I first came I was on a three-month contract and now I'm in my fifth year. I've grown to love the club and I've got a fantastic relationship with everyone here," he said.
"It's been incredible to see the club grow and I'd love to stay a part of that. There will be discussions of where I stand and hopefully I'll be able to make a decision from there. Ideally, I'd love to stay here for the rest of my career if that was possible."
Rosenior signed for Hull in 2010 and he has gone on to make 152 appearances for the Tigers.
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