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Friday, 21 June 2013

Wayne Rooney to decide on Manchester Utd future with David Moyes as Chelsea AND Arsenal target striker


If an agreement cannot be reached next week, Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger would love to offer the 27-year-old an exit route from Old Trafford
Time to decide: Rooney will hold talks with David Moyes this week
Time to decide: Rooney will hold talks with David Moyes this week
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Wayne Rooney will meet David Moyes to decide his Manchester United future next week, with both Chelsea and Arsenal ready to offer him a way out.
Rooney is still hurt and angered by former United boss Sir Alex Ferguson’s public ­declarations that the England star asked for a transfer at the end of last season. The striker vehemently refutes the claim. He wants new United boss Moyes to tell him that the situation was caused by a misunderstanding, and that he is still wanted at Old Trafford.
If that agreement fails to materialise – as seems likely – Rooney will accept that he will leave the ­champions. It is understood that Fergie recommended this summer is the best time to sell. The player has two years left on his current deal and turns 28 in October, and his asking price will dramatically reduce in 12 months’ time.
Wayne Rooney in a Chelsea Shirt
Blue thinking: How Wayne Rooney would look in a Chelsea Shirt

Sunday Mirror Mock-up
 Rooney and his ­representatives cannot speak with other clubs unless United announce he is available for transfer, but Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger would love to have him aboard.
It is understood that Rooney is keen to stay in England. He would not close the door on the possibility of moves to French clubs Paris Saint-Germain or Monaco, but prefers the option of linking up with Mourinho at ­Stamford Bridge and the prospect of playing with Juan Mata, Eden Hazard and Oscar.
Yet the suspicion is that United would prefer not to sell to a side they consider direct title rivals, and that the Old Trafford outfit would be keener to do ­business with Arsenal.

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