Arsene Wenger says he is "not obsessed" with the notion of ending his Arsenal career with one last trophy.
The Frenchman – who has distanced himself from the vacant England manager's job – is out of contract at the end of this season and marks his 20-year anniversary at the club this weekend.
His former Manchester United adversary, Alex Ferguson, ended his glittering 26-year Old Trafford career with a Premier League title, but Wenger insists that is not a factor in deciding his own future.
"I am not obsessed by that," said Wenger, who has won three top-flight crowns and six FA Cups.
"Would Ferguson have not have gone out on a high after the history? Time makes a difference with what the guy has done. He would still be the same great manager had he not gone out on a high. You don't lose his experience just in the last year.
"One of the factors is that the club and supporters still want me and I still want to stay. What will make me want to stay is that I feel I can give more to the club.
"People know that if things go well my priority is this club. After I have to accept as well that if things don't go well, maybe I do something else.
"If I look back, the way I manage today is not the same as it was five, 10 or 20 years ago. I accept that it can finish tomorrow.
"It's a love story and you always expect a love story to last forever, but it can always stop suddenly."
Arsenal head to Burnley on Sunday, having enjoyed an eight-game unbeaten run since their opening-game loss at home to Liverpool.
