Wayne Rooney leaves Manchester United and hits return to Everton

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Everton announced a major boost for next season. This is Wayne Rooney, who will leave Manchester United after 13 years and will sign a two-year contract with the new club. Trading figures were not disclosed.

One of the leading players in Manchester United history and the English national team, Rooney has emerged at Everton himself and has always stated that this was his club at heart.

The announcement of the hiring excited Ronald Koeman, Everton coach. "He loves Everton and wanted to come back, Rooney is just 31 and I have no doubt about his qualities, it's fantastic to have him here," said the coach. "Wayne showed me the ambition we need and a winning mentality, he knows how to win titles, I'm really glad he came back home."

The striker, in turn, in addition to declaring all his enthusiasm, has ensured that he returns to Everton to win titles. "It feels so good to be back. I'm excited," he said before continuing.

"I can not wait to find the players, to go to the field to train and then to play, I'm ecstatic, I can not wait to play here again," he said. "I'm excited and excited about the club's signings, this team is moving forward, this football club should be winning trophies and we're here to try to win trophies."

In his 15-year career, Rooney won the Champions League, England's Penta, among other titles won, and scored 323 goals. But since the arrival of coach Jose Mourinho, the striker has lost ground at Manchester United. So he returned to the club where he was trained.