The former Lyon midfielder is preparing to play his final six months at Vasco and hopes to bid farewell to the club by winning their second South American title.
"It might be my last Libertadores because I don"t know if I"ll be playing next year," Juninho said at a press conference.
"[The Libertadores]is a competition that gives you the chance to play in the Club World Cup, something Vasco have never done."
"For me it means everything, because I was lucky enough to of taken part in Vasco"s only triumph so far. I will never forget it, it was a glorious day for the club."
"I am dreaming, before finishing my career, of winning one more title with Vasco."
The 37-year old hasn"t ruled out playing on past June and recently admitted his family would like to see him return to Sport Recife.
