The 29-year-old midfielder put pen to paper on the deal last week and is now tied to Goodison until 2014. Osman made his Toffees debut as a late substitute in a 4-3 Premier League defeat at Tottenham in January 2003 and has now made almost 200 appearances for the club. Now the Wigan-born star, who is currently sidelined with an ankle injury, has reiterated that he is hoping to see out his career on the blue half of Merseyside. Speaking to the Liverpool Echo, Osman said: "I am delighted to have agreed to stay on. "There was never any doubt on my part and I was just eager to put pen to paper. I want to stay here as long as I can. "I'm really happy to be at a club of this stature and it is obviously a club I have strong feelings for. It is great they still want me here. "I have said before I would love to finish my career here but I cannot predict what is going to happen down the line. As far as I am concerned, there is only one club I want to be at."
