Atletico Madrid defender Diego Godin says he signed a new contract at the club because of his desire to win a second league title at the Vicente Calderon.
Godin has become a key player since joining from Villarreal in 2010 and scored the crucial goal to clinch a draw against Barcelona to win La Liga on the final day of the 2013/14 season.
The club were unable to retain their title last season, but the 29-year-old revealed his motivation to win the trophy back after committing himself to Atletico until 2019.
"I am very happy and ambitious," Godin told reporters at a press conference held to announce his renewal. "I want to do my best and take this club to the top.
"My dream, and one I share with all my team-mates, is to be crowned champions again. I've come to identify myself with this club, and it's hard not to love it when you feel the affection from the fans.
"[Coach Diego] Simeone played a big role in my decision and was the first to want me to stay and be happy, while my team-mates all urged me to stay."
Reports over the summer claimed Manchester City were interested in Godin, but he insists he never once thought about leaving: "I never once doubted I would be staying at Atletico.
"There was an offer that surpassed what Atletico were offering me to renew which came in, but I weighed my happiness here and decided to stay.
"Everyone speaks highly of the Premier League, but I think La Liga is the best, the most competitive and the most beautiful."
Godin and Atletico kicked off their new campaign with a 1-0 win at home to Las Palmas that came courtesy of Antoine Griezmann's free-kick.