- Wayne Rooney is set for a return to Everton 13 years after leaving for Old Trafford
- Rooney is expected to take a 50 per cent salary reduction as part of the deal
- United have agreed to pay a portion of Rooney's wages to facilitate the transfer
- They have settled on a potential £90m fee with Everton for Romelu Lukaku
Wayne Rooney has left Everton's training ground after having his medical ahead of his proposed free transfer from Manchester United, and the striker stopped to sign shirts on his departure.
Rooney was pictured waving as he made his way out of Finch Farm in his Land Rover with his agent Paul Stretford on Saturday evening as he prepares to seal a move back to Merseyside.
Two Toffees fans displayed shirts signed by the 31-year-old, who is set to complete an emotional return to Goodison Park, 13 years after leaving for United in a £26.5million deal.
Wayne Rooney has left Everton's training ground after having his medical ahead of his proposed free transfer from Manchester United, and the striker stopped to sign shirts on his departure.
Rooney was pictured waving as he made his way out of Finch Farm in his Land Rover with his agent Paul Stretford on Saturday evening as he prepares to seal a move back to Merseyside.
Two Toffees fans displayed shirts signed by the 31-year-old, who is set to complete an emotional return to Goodison Park, 13 years after leaving for United in a £26.5million deal.
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