McClaren expects Rooney to stay at United

Former England manager Steve McClaren is convinced Wayne Rooney’s future remains at Manchester United.

McClaren expects Rooney to stay at United
Thu, 07 Mar, 2013 - 17:42

Former England manager Steve McClaren is convinced Wayne Rooney’s future remains at Manchester United.

The decision of United manager Alex Ferguson to leave Rooney out of his starting line-up to face Real Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday has sparked intense speculation that the 27-year-old could leave Old Trafford.

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