New revelations shows that finally, Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney, has committed his future to the Old Trafford club. The Englishman also insisted that he would like more game time at the club.
Rooney scored his 250th Man United goal on Saturday afternoon thereby breaking Sir Bobby Charlton’s club record as he came off the bench. He snatched a point for his side with a brilliantly taken 94th minute free-kick.
Wayne Rooney is no longer a guaranteed starter for both United and his country. He was even heavily linked with a move to China, but he however insists that he remains dedicated to his future at United. He called football a strange game where anything can happen and where things change very quickly- but he’s happy at Manchester United.
“I’m committed. I have been at the club for a long time” “Of course, as I have said before, I want to play more games.“I am in a happy place, a good moment personally, so I think I have a year, with an option [of a] year to go. We will see what happens and what happens after that.” he said.
Mourinho presently got lots of talented players in his squad, who have lots of things to offer the club. And even though it is unlikely that Rooney can get a place in the starting XI, it remains obvious that he still has plenty of things to contribute to the club.
Either he decides to stay at Old Trafford or leave, the fact remains that Wayne Rooney has made his marks and will be remembered as a legend at Manchester United.
