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Wayne Rooney expected to leave Manchester United for boyhood club Everton this summer

Wayne Rooney expected to leave Manchester United for boyhood club Everton this summer

By HORMORTIYOR in 21 Mar 2017 | 18:27
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[b][u]Exclusive:[/u] Old Trafford sources have said that United may even be willing to waive a transfer fee, while Everton would be capable of offering Rooney a deal of £150,000 a week.
Everton are expected to beat any remaining Premier League suitors for Wayne Rooney’s signature this summer, and sources close to both the Goodison Park club and Manchester United feel at this point the deal is “likely to happen”, completing what would be a romantic return to his boyhood team in what could be a free transfer.
There had been speculation on Tuesday that West Ham United would enter the race but The Independent understands Rooney’s first choice is to return to his boyhood club, who he left for Old Trafford in 2004 as an 18-year-old.
A tough last few months for the England captain has seen him fall out of favour under Jose Mourinho, to the point he has also lost his place in Gareth Southgate’s squad for Wednesday’s friendly away to Germany and Sunday’s home qualifier against Lithuania.[/b]

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21 Mar 2017 | 18:27
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[img]https://static.independent.co.uk/s3fs-public/styles/article_small/public/thumbnails/image/2016/11/20/09/wayne-rooney4.jpg[/img] [b][u]Rooney has endured a tough season under Jose Mourinho. Getty.[/u] Old Trafford sources have said that United may even be willing to waive a transfer fee, while Everton would be capable of offering Rooney a deal of £150,000 a week. That would obviously mark a considerable paycut given he currently earns around double that, but it is believed that he would be willing to accept the offer, such is the pull of his former club. That stance may be tested if a club like West Ham United were able to offer more, and co-owner David Sullivan is said to be considering a bid. All of those close to the situation, however, currently believe a return to Goodison Park is Rooney’s likeliest move.[/b]
21 Mar 2017 | 18:27
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Return to his boyhood club is better 4d star
21 Mar 2017 | 18:31
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Hez goin no weR
21 Mar 2017 | 18:41
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@oneal32, why?
21 Mar 2017 | 18:47
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I don't want him to go anywhere ooo Rooney don't leave plz
21 Mar 2017 | 19:21
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Dis is a fake news...Wayne is going nowhere...ok?
21 Mar 2017 | 19:24
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@nanizzyfbaby, by the time he leaves in the summer, I hope you would repeat that. Rooney has nothing to offer in Man U again. I am sure that after the Russia 2018, he would retire from football
22 Mar 2017 | 04:45
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His goin nowhr instead he should go to chinese leauge
22 Mar 2017 | 08:20
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@jerrie, if he should go to chinese league, then he should forget Russia 2018
22 Mar 2017 | 12:08
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@hormortiyor ur ryt buh he still gat some records to break in russia 2018 he cn go to chinese league n retire rather dan goin bk to his boyhood club everton
22 Mar 2017 | 18:17
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