Ferguson: Bid for Rooney remains unlikely

Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson insisted today it “remains unlikely” that the club will make a bid for Wayne Rooney.

Ferguson: Bid for Rooney remains unlikely
Tue, 24 Aug, 2004 - 16:50

Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson insisted today it “remains unlikely” that the club will make a bid for Wayne Rooney.

Ferguson made light of the situation regarding the Everton striker ahead of the Champions League qualifier against Dinamo Bucharest tomorrow.

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