Wayne Rooney is determined to return to Old Trafford seven years after leaving the club
The star of Manchester United, Wayne Rooney, is about to return to Old Trafford for the first time since he left the club seven years ago, as reported by TalkSPORT.
The Red Devils top scorer will once again wear the Manchester United shirt, this time as part of the Manchester United Legends team in a friendly against Celtic Legends.
The much-anticipated friendly is scheduled for September 7, with all proceeds from the match going to the Manchester United Foundation.
Rooney will be joined by a number of familiar faces, including former teammates Michael Carrick, Antonio Valencia, Paul Scholes, and Dimitar Berbatov. The event promises to be a memorable event for fans, as they get the chance to see their old heroes play again.
Wayne Rooney’s Manchester United career
Wayne Rooney joined Manchester United from Everton in 2004 at the age of 18 and quickly became one of the club’s most influential players.
Rooney, known for his versatility, relentless work ethic, and goal-scoring ability, played a key role in Manchester United’s success under Sir Alex Ferguson.
During his 13-year tenure, he helped the club secure five Premier League titles, a Champions League title, and numerous domestic trophies.
Rooney’s 253 goals made him Manchester United’s top goalscorer, a record that surpassed Sir Bobby Charlton’s record. Additionally, his 139 assists underscore his intelligence and playmaking ability, bringing his total goal contribution to 392 in 559 appearances. (Transfermarkt)
Rooney’s managerial career so far
Since putting on his boots, Rooney has settled into management, although he has had a difficult start to his new job.
After spells at Derby County and Birmingham City, he now manages Championship side Plymouth Argyle.
While his tenure at Plymouth began with a promising 3-0 win in the EFL Cup, his first two league games resulted in draws and defeats.
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