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Manchester United Offer Rooney New Contract

Posted on January 31, 2010 
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Manchester United is preparing to propose to his attacker Wayne Rooney a new contract that will allow an Englishman among the top five highest paid players in the world.

As the News of the World, on Tuesday the executive director of the “Red Devils” David Gill has already held its first preliminary meeting with the football agent Paul Stretford.

Club to Old Trafford will try to accommodate all the wishes of 24-year-old England player to coming summer to invite him to sign a contract already agreed upon. Manual United’s hopes to announce the renewal of cooperation with Rooney before the start of the season 2010/11.

Rooney will be offered a new contract with a base salary of 120 thousand pounds, plus various bonuses. Similar conditions were also in Cristiano Ronaldo in his last year in England. Wayne, who already made 21 goals this season, will seriously improve its financial position through additional prize money.

For example, if Rooney is the player of the Year by FIFA, he will receive from the club of 250 thousand pounds as a bonus. If he is named Player of the Year Professional Footballers Association (PFA), you will earn 100 thousand pounds. Same 100 thousand he received for winning the European Golden Boot “and 50 thousand pounds, if he becomes the leading scorer in the Premier League.

According to preliminary estimates, by signing a new contract, Rooney will become the top five highest paid players in the world. Earnings ex-striker Everton will be comparable with the amount of money that they get Lionel Messi, Xavi, Andres Iniesta and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Add that, in the meantime, Gill said the club “will never sell Rooney, despite the fact that those rumored to be seriously interested in the Spanish grandees, through Barcelona and Real Madrid.” Wayne will remain at Old Trafford, no matter how beneficial it was not a proposal for its purchase.

“While Alex (Ferguson) did not give their consent, we will reject any proposal, no matter how big it was. We want to keep that player” – quoted Gill BBC.

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