Rooney aiming to resolve United future
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Wayne Rooney keen to resolve Manchester United future quickly
Wayne Rooney is hoping to enter talks soon with new Manchester United manager David Moyes in a bid to prevent disgruntled fans from forcing him out of the club and into the arms of Chelsea.
The England international has been a target for United supporters since outgoing boss Sir Alex Ferguson said Rooney had requested a transfer two months ago.
A similar situation two years ago ended with the 27-year-old remaining at Old Trafford but also angered fans at the time.
Rooney won them over again in the subsequent three years but constant speculation that he is set to move to Chelsea and a breakdown in his relationship with Ferguson reignited supporters anger.
He was booed at the clubs title parade through Manchester last month.
Fergusons claim that Rooney wants to leave has been countered by Rooneys management but rumours continue to persist that he will join Jose Mourinho at Stamford Bridge.
Both Rooney and new United boss Moyes are on holiday at present but the player is believed to want to begin the Scots tenure with a clean slate.
The Premier League champions have also stated Rooney is not for sale. If a move is to go ahead, it is believed it would only be to an overseas club, rather than Chelsea or Arsenal, who have both been linked to the former Everton forward.
Wayne Rooney is hoping to enter talks soon with new Manchester United manager David Moyes in a bid to prevent disgruntled fans from forcing him out of the club and into the arms of Chelsea.
The England international has been a target for United supporters since outgoing boss Sir Alex Ferguson said Rooney had requested a transfer two months ago.
A similar situation two years ago ended with the 27-year-old remaining at Old Trafford but also angered fans at the time.
Rooney won them over again in the subsequent three years but constant speculation that he is set to move to Chelsea and a breakdown in his relationship with Ferguson reignited supporters anger.
He was booed at the clubs title parade through Manchester last month.
Fergusons claim that Rooney wants to leave has been countered by Rooneys management but rumours continue to persist that he will join Jose Mourinho at Stamford Bridge.
Both Rooney and new United boss Moyes are on holiday at present but the player is believed to want to begin the Scots tenure with a clean slate.
The Premier League champions have also stated Rooney is not for sale. If a move is to go ahead, it is believed it would only be to an overseas club, rather than Chelsea or Arsenal, who have both been linked to the former Everton forward.
