West Ham captain Mark Noble admits retirement on horizon | OneFootball

West Ham captain Mark Noble admits he could hang up the boots at the end of this season.

Having made just two Premier League starts for West Ham this term, Noble is considering whether or not to retire.

“I am 34 in May, I have not got too long left but I am going to enjoy every minute of it," Noble told West Ham TV after captaining the Hammers in their FA Cup tie against Manchester United on Tuesday.

“To play out there at Old Trafford for maybe the last time, because whether I will play next year we do not know, and playing at the Theatre of Dreams . . . I am just gutted for all the West Ham fans and the boys are gutted because it was a good game of football, end to end, we gave everything and walked off with nothing left.

“You might think I'd be sick of the sight of Old Trafford after all these years, but it is quite the opposite really. You look around and what a place to play. It is sad because I'm not going to get to play there too many times again, so it is a real shame."