Fuming Rooney set to leave United

Wayne Rooney’s Manchester United career appears to be over.

Fuming Rooney set to leave United
Tue, 16 Jul, 2013 - 20:27

Wayne Rooney’s Manchester United career appears to be over.

Press Association Sport understands Rooney is fuming at comments made by United manager David Moyes at the weekend which suggested he was now regarded as a second-choice striking option behind Robin van Persie.

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