United deliver statement of intent as Rooney signs new deal


Wayne Rooney
By Chris
February 22 2014

Wayne Rooney has committed his future to Manchester United by putting pen to paper on a new contract, with a reported wage agreed of £300,000 per week.

Amid summer speculation concerning a possible move to Chelsea, Rooney's long-term future has been the subject of debate for some while.

Reports suggested an increasingly turbulent relationship with former boss Sir Alex Ferguson and, last year, David Moyes hinted Rooney would play second fiddle to Robin van Persie.

However, Rooney's performances have been a shining light for United in a stuttering campaign to date and he appears increasingly comfortable working with Moyes.

The player has now committed his long-term future to the Red Devils by putting pen to paper on a five-and-a-half year deal. Reports suggest Rooney will now earn a jaw-dropping pay packet, allegedly amounting to £15.6million per annum.

The news is huge for Manchester United. Since joining the club from Everton, Rooney has consistently been a top performer. He now looks destined to become the club's all-time record goalscorer as he edges closer to eclipsing Sir Bobby Charlton's record; further etching his name at the centre of the club's incredible history.

With rumoured interest from other top clubs, Rooney's new contract also marks a statement of intent from United to remain a footballing powerhouse.

United face a battle to edge into the Premier League's top four this season but this big news should lift the club ahead of a crucial run of games.

United deliver statement of intent as Rooney signs new deal
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