Wayne Rooney on leaving boyhood club Everton 😱 #football #footballshorts #waynerooney

[geneappeal]

The more I learn about Wayne Rooney the more I understand he is a sharp character, a one-off.

[eltel]

One the best players I ever seen he was a beast what a footballer

[BOSH]

Fair play to him he wanted to stay and they wanted money for him so at least he made it clear where he wanted to go and not let it get chosen for him and it looks like he made the right decision

[steolvsshelly]

Take away his personal issues he was a beast he carried UTD after RK sacking facts pushed out of position and did not whine, chased back when midfield players stood

Good on you wayne us Mancs love you

[andrewdegville]

Rooney is always number 1 in my eyes, what a talent what a beast what a

[anthonyonyewadume]

And to prove loyalty, he came back and retired there. Full circle!

[weekendwarriorprospecting]

I will always hold Wayne Rooney up there as one of the greatest players in football history. ⚽️

[olderbutnowiser]

I’ve always been curious about this, so this video explains a lot. That was a lot for a young guy to cope with and I think he did extremely well to deal with it. Well done Wayne!

[neoibelievematrix]

Those days were the golden era of english football and honestly probably all of football around the world.

[kkgd]

And he is a true legend at Manchester United

[Kinchy]

And his transfer request is still there on the wall in the canteen
"I Wayn Rooney rekwest a transfeer from Everton Futball klub"

[dannybruff]

Papers kept that quiet...I apologise 😢

[dannyboywhaa]

Best English player ever! Better than Hoddle, Gazza and Scholes... he’s the one!

[chiefbeef]

It's kinda sad how many players we're probably pushed out of their boyhood clubs before they wanted to go because they were literally too good and worth too much money, literally suffering from success

[mrpotato]

Everton did well out of the transfer...got great money for him. Could never understand their hate towards him...wasnt like he left on a free.

[nothing-jgfw]

What some media reported or were told to report is not always the truth. So sad they couldn't have built a successful club around him, they would have been more imposing on the pitch with him.

[FrankOBrien-tiny]

Everton fell so much from grace after Howard Kendall's first period. There is something badly wrong with any club that allowed David Moyes to 'manage' them for over ten years.

[gary]

Rooney put in a transfer request at the very end of the window. If Everton wanted to cash in they'd have sold him earlier injured or not. Talk about rewriting history.

[VipFitnessu]

Tough life
How did he get through all that hardship. Nelson Mandela ain’t got nothing on this kid. Wayne “The Struggle is Real” Rooney 🫠🤑

[tobyhawkins]

He wasn't gutted whatsoever. He's not kidding anyone.