Donald Gill, the outgoing Manchester United chief executive, says he is "confident" that Wayne Rooney will remain at the club.
The England international required a transfer earlier the following month, however, that get was rejected. Despite a change of manager since next, United's position has not really altered, with Gill saying that Manchester United plan to keep the 27-year-old with the club.
"I think like Alex said at their last press conference, that's a problem for David Moyes as well as the new team to complete, but look - I will be confident he'll be at this time there next season, " this individual told Sky Sports.
Rooney's request came among frustration at being played from position and being substituted by Sir Alex Ferguson. That it was understood that Rooney would communicate with new manager David Moyes before taking any more action. Gill today confirmed that had been the case.
"I'm sure just of work is becoming taken with Wayne, your partner's advisors and David and Ed [Woodward, Gill's replacement] etc to ensure that happens.
"I'm not some betting man, but I'm confident while i sit in Old Trafford next season Soon we will be seeing Wayne Rooney functioning out. "
Rooney's request was your second time the former Everton person had asked to go away Old Trafford. His request truly led to him putting your signature on a five-year £250, 000-a-week deal.
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