Zlatan Ibrahimovic hailed a special EFL Cup final victory for Manchester United as the veteran striker scored two vital goals to add more silverware to his collection.
The 35-year-old striker scored twice in the 3-2 victory over Southampton - including a late winner - to give United manager Jose Mourinho his first trophy since taking over at Old Trafford.
"It was nice, it was very nice," the former Sweden international told Sky Sports.
"This is a team effort, this is not about an individual. This is collective.
"This is what I came for, I came to win and I'm winning so I just have to keep going because the more I win, the more satisfied I get.
"I think you appreciate it more the older you get, in the beginning you don't realise what the trophy means.
"The older I got, the more mature I got, the more I understood it's all about winning, it's all about collecting these trophies. I think this was my 32nd trophy and I'm super happy."
United looked on course for a straightforward victory at Wembley following Ibrahimovic's free-kick and a strike from Jesse Lingard, but goals either side of half-time from Manolo Gabbiadini drew Saints level.
Ibrahimovic then grabbed the winner three minutes from time as Mourinho lifted the trophy for a record-equalling fourth time as a manager.
Additioanl reporting by the Press Association.
