Rooney would be welcomed with open hands, Ronald Koeman

Manchester United Captain Wayne Rooney who has seen his playing time limited after loss of form and fan criticism seems to have found a lifeline in the Premier League as Everton Manager Ronald Koeman has admitted he would like to bring the player back to everton, his former club before his move to Manchester United in 2004.

Wayne Rooney hasnt started a Premier League game for his Manchester United side ever since their loss to Watford as he has been relegated to the bench for matches against Leicester City, stoke city, Liverpool and more recently Chelsea.
Koeman was speaking on friday before Sunday’s Premier League visit of West Ham and when  asked how likely it might be that Rooney returns to Everton, he said: “First of all, I think it is a great player and he has still not finished his career.

 “I do not know how his situation is and I need to respect that situation. That’s not my problem. But even when we get one time the possibility that Rooney is an option for Everton, I’m very pleased.”

When then asked if he was surprised by some of the criticism Rooney has had, Koeman added: “That is part of football. He is enough of an experienced person in football that he knows what can happen and everybody gets periods of critics.
“It is part of football and of the business and you need to stay calm. That is the best thing you can do.”
 However, Manchester United Manager Jose Mourinho has earlier claimed that he will not sell Rooney and that Rooney would only leave the club when he feels like doing so.

Manchester United prepare to face Burnley as they hope to get back to winning ways after they were trashed 4-0 by Antonio Conte's Chelsea last time out.
Everton on the other hand would face West Ham as they hope to get back to winning ways after their shock 2-1

loss to burnley last time out.