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Rooney has moved closer to a return to Merseyside 13 years after leaving for Old Trafford in a £27m transfer after Everton stepped up their interest.
There is a willingness on behalf of Everton, United and the Rooney camp to strike a deal, but it is understood that all three sides will have to compromise.
A number of options are being discussed, including United paying up the remaining two years of Rooney's contract and allowing him to leave on a free transfer, and a season-long loan which would see the two clubs share his £230,000-a-week wages.
Rooney's agent Paul Stretford met Bill Kenwright at the Everton chairman's London offices on Wednesday and further talks are planned in the coming days.
Everton have always been Rooney's preference ahead of a move to China or America, and he confirmed after United's win in the Europa League final in May that they were the only club he would play for after leaving Old Trafford.
But until now the finances have proved a significant stumbling block with Everton only prepared to pay a fee of £10m and wages of £150,000 a week for a 31-year-old player whose stock has fallen significantly in the last 12 months.
They had a loan bid rejected in January but talks have been revived this week after Rooney decided to stay in England following a family holiday in Mykonos mulling over his future.
Everton's major shareholder Farhad Moshiri and Kenwright see the commercial value in bringing Rooney back to his spiritual home. They also hope he can resurrect his flagging career.

freezefox:比你係佢，你會唔會肯減薪？ (2017-07-06 09:56) 

如果我有得坐係曼聯 1000鎊周新我肯架
其實佢去到今時今日都唔會唔知自己係球隊咩角色 唔減人工根本冇人想你KEEP係到

Manchester United star Wayne Rooney set to join Everton for NOTHING as they agree to waive £10m transfer fee

• Manchester United agree to let captain Wayne Rooney join Everton for free
• The Toffees were ready to pay £10m and have offered Rooney £150,000 a week
• Rooney's move to Goodison Park remains separate from Romelu Lukaku transfer
• The Belgian striker looks set to move the other way with a £75m fee agreed

Manchester United are ready to waive a fee for Wayne Rooney as they look to smooth his departure from Old Trafford.
Rooney's agent Paul Stretford was pictured outside Everton chairman Bill Kenwright's London offices on Wednesday afternoon as they thrashed out a contract with the 31-year-old, who is currently on £230,000 a week at Old Trafford.
Sportsmail reported on May 12 how United were using Everton's interest in Rooney to help them in their bid to sign Romelu Lukaku.

United on Wednesday night agreed a £75million deal for Lukaku, which will include a sell-on fee to Chelsea, and possible add-ons.
Everton had been prepared to spend £10m on Rooney with £150,000 a week on wages. However, United's willingness to let him go for free allows more leeway on wage negotiations which are likely to involve commercial revenue also.
Rooney had one year left on contract at United with an option for a further year.
He had originally held talks with Everton in March as it became clear his time at United was coming to a close with Jose Mourinho failing to see him as a first team regular, despite his influence on the dressing room.

Rooney returned to his Cheshire home earlier this week following an extended family holiday in Mykonos, where he mulled over his future amid lucrative offers from the Chinese Super League.
But while England's record goalscorer could have continued earning huge money in the Far East, staying in England with his family and starring for his beloved Everton in the Premier League proved too powerful a prospect.
Re-signing Rooney will be another significant statement from Everton, who have led the way in Europe this summer by spending £90m on goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, defender Michael Keane, midfielder Davy Klaassen and forward Sandro Ramirez.
Ronald Koeman is aiming to break the Premier League's top six next season and is also targeting a deal for Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud, whose future remains uncertain after the arrival of Alexandre Lacazette.


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him:如果我有得坐係曼聯 1000鎊周新我肯架[表情]
其實佢去到今時今日都唔會唔知自己係球隊咩角色 唔減人工根本冇人想你KEEP係到 (2017-07-06 21:20) 

如果佢就完約。又好想繼續留係曼聯，咁先有可能減薪。


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Rooney is willing to take a big pay cut to move back to Everton from United & a deal is close. [ssn]

Man Utd: Wayne Rooney set for free transfer to Everton

By Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney looks set to return to Everton over the weekend on a free transfer.

BBC Sport understands there is "quiet optimism" that a deal is close and that Rooney, 31, wants to return to Goodison - 13 years after he left for United - despite interest from other clubs.

United will waive a fee and may also fund part of Rooney's £13m wages.

He is unlikely to be part of the United party who leave for their pre-season tour of the United States on Sunday.

The deal is not connected to United's ongoing pursuit of Everton forward Romelu Lukaku.

Rooney signed a new four-and-a-half-year contract during the 2013-14 campaign, which included the option of a further season, but the Old Trafford club have no intention of triggering that clause.

The future of the the former England captain, who started 15 Premier League games last season, has been the subject of speculation for several months.

Asked in May whether he wanted to stay at Old Trafford, he said: "Of course. I've been at this club for 13 years, but I want to play football."

Rooney began his career at Goodison Park before joining United for £27m in August 2004.

Meanwhile, United have appointed former Sunderland manager Ricky Sbragia as their new Under-23 manager.

Sbragia, who left the Scottish FA last month, spent three years in charge of the reserves at United from 2002.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/40538433

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freezefox:下年愛華頓個陣都幾難估………人多到哎……… (2017-07-08 09:46) 

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freezefox:下年愛華頓個陣都幾難估………人多到哎……… (2017-07-08 09:46) 

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Jim White‏Verified account @JimWhite  3m3 minutes ago

Wayne Rooney going back to Goodison - soon to be announced I'm told, "Everton-style."

Manchester United to spend more than £15m paying up Wayne Rooney contract as star agrees 50 per cent wage cut to rejoin Everton

• Wayne Rooney will take a wage cut in order to return to boyhood club Everton
• The forward currently earns more than £300,000-a-week at Manchester United
• The Red Devils will pay off the final year of his contract, which could be £15m

Wayne Rooney will take a huge cut in wages to rejoin Everton, with Manchester United forking out millions to pay up the final year of his contract.
Sportsmail understands Rooney has agreed to a salary reduction of around 50 per cent to facilitate a return to the club he supported as a boy.
The 31-year-old earns upwards of £300,000 a week at Old Trafford after sponsorship add-ons. His wages back on Merseyside will be nearer £150,000.

That is still a significant outlay for Everton, who were prepared to pay striker Romelu Lukaku — heading in the opposite direction — a similar figure before he indicated his future lay away from Goodison Park.
Paying up the final season of the four-year deal Rooney signed in 2014 could cost United more than £15million, with the potential of a loyalty bonus on top of his salary — something Robin van Persie was afforded to the tune of £8.4m when he left for Fenerbahce two years ago.


Rooney’s basic wage of £230,000 a week decreased to £180,000 last season after United’s failure to qualify for the Champions League, in line with club policy.
His agent, Paul Stretford, was stationed at Goodison Park on Friday as the relevant parties attempted to thrash out the intricacies of a switch that has been in the pipeline for months.
United rejected a January loan bid from Everton for Rooney, who has spent this week in Liverpool taking spin classes run by his wife Coleen’s older brother, Anthony.
Everton hope the free transfer can be agreed early next week, with Lukaku expected to remain in Los Angeles with his friend Paul Pogba, the Manchester United midfielder, ahead of United’s pre-season training camp in the United States.
The Merseyside club were furious that Lukaku failed to report to Finch Farm for training this week but there is an acceptance that they will lose their talisman for £75m.
Everton manager Ronald Koeman, however, has insisted on landing Rooney after being sold the idea of bringing him home by first-team coach Duncan Ferguson last season.


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Am told there is "quiet optimism" Wayne Rooney's return to @Everton will be sealed in next few days. If not he is available to go on tour.

BREAKING NEWS: Wayne Rooney arrives at Everton training ground ahead of his move from Manchester United

https://twitter.com/SkyFootball/status/883701787777056768

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