Storm and Kangaroos star Cameron Munster says he has no plans to retire anytime soon, revealing he still has “four more years” left in him.

Preparing with the Australian side ahead of next Sunday morning’s (AEDT) Ashes opener against England, the 31-year-old says he wants to play until he’s 35.

“I’m 31, mate, so maybe four more years. I’d like to say I’ve got four more years,” Munster told The Daily Telegraph.

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“That would pull me up. The older you get, the luckier you are these days with recovery, sports science and nutritionists.

“Footy managers and heads of performance do great jobs at every club to get the boys up.

“So many players now play beyond 33. Look at Daly Cherry-Evans (36) and Cameron Smith (37) … I like to be a realist and I think 35 is probably realistic for myself.”

Munster is under contract until the end of 2027 but there has been plenty of speculation about his future.

His preference is to stay in Melbourne, but he has been linked to the Perth Bears and has also been approached by Rugby Australia and R360.

Where he decides to finish his career could depend heavily on what his head coach Craig Bellamy elects to do.

Bellamy’s name has been in the headlines this week after sensationally being linked to the Gold Coast Titans.

The club have reportedly approached Bellamy to become the Titans head coach from 2027, despite Josh Hannay’s recent hiring.

However, it has been revealed that Hannay has a clause in his contract which would see him cop a demotion if Bellamy was hired.

There’s also a chance Bellamy lands at the Titans in a consultancy role. Munster knows what he’d prefer.

“I don’t think anyone would be filthy enough to tell him that he couldn’t leave,” Munster said

“A mentoring role I can understand, where clubs want to get him to use his knowledge. But to be the head coach of another club would be a different feeling for everyone.

“Even fans would be saying, ‘I don’t know if I’m a big fan of that’. But it is what it is.

“(Bellamy) hasn’t spoken to me about it and I don’t know whether he would talk to me about it but if he does go I would definitely miss him.”