
Wayne Rooney of Manchester United celebrates scoring to make it 1-1 with Robin van Persie during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester United and Stoke City at Old Trafford on October 20, 2012 in Manchester, England. (Getty Images)
2. Where else?
It is difficult to say that Rooney will find a suitor who can cater to his demands fully. He wants a regular place in the starting eleven, and is currently one of the highest paid footballers in the Premier League.
There has been no buzz regarding any offers from Spain, if there were any that would be a genuinely new challenge he could gear up for. He has been linked to Arsenal and Chelsea, two clubs which can perhaps cater to his wage demands.
United are Premier League champions whereas Chelsea and Arsenal are contenders. One can be assured that they won’t give him a free ride in the squad either.