Wayne Rooney the man that is in a controversial transfer state for the past months, with move away from Manchester United is utmost priority for now. He's made his desire to leave the club no secret, and the star in him has not elude him a big club rather bring him chelsea that is doing everything possible to bring the Manchester United big man to Stamford Bridge.
Jose Mourinho would like to point
out, though, the Blues have operated with the utmost of professionalism
in their chase for the 27-year-old striker. According The Guardian's, it was repored that Mourinho said:
We are doing things legally, making the official bid directly to the club, no interviews or comments or direct relations with the player, no contact, absolutely nothing. We are doing everything in an ethical way, so let's see if things change.
There is no time limit. We have our squad of strikers. We have identified the player as one we would like to have with us. We have done it in an ethical way and we are going to do that until the last day. And we will see how it comes.
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According to Mourinho he is saying, they are doing it the right way by not talking to the player directly, which may bring up a clash between them and Man -U but he reinstated the fact that all the proceedings in landing the star player is done ethically. With Mourinho's point of view, the bid is done officially, bidding directly to the club and is absolutely the right thing to do. so with this point is now left to Manchester United to decide on this matter. Because Chelsea is really interested in this deal.
In the case of Rooney, once Chelsea made the official bid, it was all over from there. Mourinho
couldn't possibly have done anything personally that would have
unsettled the English international any more than he already was.
If David Moyes and Manchester United
really have a problem with the way Chelsea have handled the bid, perhaps
they should think back to their pursuit of Cesc Fabregas. Moyes publicly confirmed the club was pursuing the Spanish midfielder.
Manchester United Manager Moyes, had some choice
words for the English media after Rooney trained with the reserves. It
was seen as the manager taking the player away from the senior team as
some sort of punishment.
However, according to The Guardian's James, Moyes had Rooney train with the reserves only because he is recovering from an injury:
Wayne has trained and some of you might not like hearing this but I didn't fall out with Wayne. Some of you wrote untruths. Anybody who wrote anything else is misleading their readers. He trained with the reserves [on Thursday and Friday] because it was his asking.
He couldn't have contact because it was a shoulder injury. It was as a floating player which means he doesn't play for either team, just in case any of you are unclear what I mean about that. He played as a floating player so that he didn't get injured. Anyone who wrote anything else was mistaken.
I'm quite enjoying talking about Wayne because I'm hearing so many of you getting it wrong and I know most of you. I think you're a bit cleverer than that but some of you aren't acting that way.
Moyes clear the air to our hears that it is Rooney that asks, meaning it was because he was injured that it is why he trained with the reserves, Moyes has however, say he didn't fall out with Rooney. so with all this talk on Moyes side it means, Moyes don't have intention of selling him out or benching him come next season.
Even though Chelsea has claim that they have done everything orderly and legally it is therefore deduce that Rooney is not leaving Manchester united this summer, and if he will leave, it will be in the future.