Manchester United striker Robin van Persie has insisted that the club should be targeting more trophies next season.
The Dutchman scored as United drew 5-5 with West Bromwich Albion today in Sir Alex Ferguson's last game as manager.
The 29-year-old also hailed his teammates as he picked up the golden boot for being this season's top goalscorer.
"This is a great bunch of players," Van Persie told MUTV.
"Everybody wants to work for each other and share the success and I'm 100% sure that we will play for trophies every year, and hopefully win a few every year. That's our standard for this team.
"The Premier League means everything and the golden boot is like a little bit extra but, as I explained last week, I think they should make 25 of them because we [the players] do it together."
Van Persie finished the season with 26 Premier League goals.
