Wayne Rooney Hand Signed Manchester United v Manchester City Overhead Kick Goal Poster 2011

WAYNE ROONEY HAND SIGNED GIANT PICTURE SCORING HIS INCREDIBLE GOAL FOR MANCHESTER UNITED AGAINST MANCHESTER CITY ON FEBUARY THE 12TH 2011

POSSIBLY THE GREATEST GOAL SCORED BY WAYNE THE CLUBS ALL TIME TOP GOAL SCORER AND ONE OF THE BEST PLAYERS TO EVER PLAY FOR THE HISTORIC CLUB

COMES WITH A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY

Wayne Rooney Match / Training Worn Manchester United Champions League Top 2014 – 2015 Season

Rare Wayne Rooney match / training worn Manchester United top / sweatshirt

Top worn by Wayne for training sessions with Manchester United before Champions League matches during the 2014 – 2015 season

Top has Wayne’s squad number on the front – 10 , along with the Champions League logo

Top has all the correct labels and tags inside which is different to that of the retail version top and issued directly to Manchester United for training matches from Adidas

Wayne Rooney is Manchester United’s all-time leading scorer and the only player to have scored 250 goals for the Reds

He reached the milestone when he broke Sir Bobby Charlton’s long-standing record in January 2017

Rare and beautiful worn item from the former Manchester United legend and the clubs all time top goal scorer

Wayne Rooney Match Worn & Signed Manchester United Football Boots 2014 – 2015 Season

Rare Wayne Rooney match worn Manchester United football boots

Boots worn by Wayne during the 2014 – 2015 season with Manchester United

Boots have been personalised with Wayne’s initials on the side and have been made to Wayne’s exact size direct from Nike

Boots have also been hand signed by Wayne and remain in worn used condition with signs of wear and use still visible

Wayne Rooney is Manchester United’s all-time leading scorer and the only player to have scored 250 goals for the Reds.

He reached the milestone when he broke Sir Bobby Charlton’s long-standing record in January 2017.

Rooney’s place among the icons of Old Trafford was also secured via his appointment as club captain, an honour afforded to him on the eve of the 2014/15 season.

The striker lifted his first trophy as skipper at the end of his second campaign with the armband, when he grasped the FA Cup in May 2016 following a dramatic extra-time win over Crystal Palace at Wembley Stadium. That piece of silverware was the only honour missing from an impressive personal collection that he’d gathered throughout an illustrious Reds career.

Of course, it cannot be forgotten that it was as an exciting teenager that he burst onto the Old Trafford stage in September 2004, netting a wonderful hat-trick on his debut in a Champions League tie with Fenerbahce. Perhaps his performance wasn’t that surprising, given the enormous pedigree he had amassed since making a lasting impression on former Academy manager Paul McGuinness some years earlier.

In an Under-9s match between United and Everton, McGuinness recalled: “Rooney scored the perfect bicycle kick, which for a kid of eight or nine years old was really something special.” It merely hinted at what was to follow and, of course, it was a trick he would repeat on the biggest of stages – famously in the 2011 Manchester derby, a goal that will be re-shown for eternity.

By the end of the 2004/05 campaign, his first in a red shirt after signing from boyhood club Everton, Rooney had amassed 17 goals in 43 appearances, and was rightly named PFA Young Player of the Year. Rooney’s second season at Old Trafford again saw him take huge strides. He ended the season with 19 goals in 48 matches and was voted both Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year by fans and PFA Young Player of the Year (again) by his fellow professionals, with United clinching the Carling Cup.

Despite a difficult World Cup with England in the summer of 2006, Rooney went on to net 23 times for United as the Reds lifted a first English title in four years. Cristiano Ronaldo stole all the headlines in 2007/08, but Rooney chipped in with another 18 goals. His exciting strike partnership with 19-goal Carlos Tevez was one of the key factors in the Reds’ Premier League and Champions League double triumph and cemented his iconic status at Old Trafford. But it wasn’t just Wayne’s goals that made him stand out.

A tireless worker, Rooney always gave 100 per cent on the pitch and couldn’t stand losing. Those traits, from time to time in the past, landed him in hot water, but everybody recognised his immense passion and will to win. The striker’s ability to adapt was an attribute often overlooked. Although most at home leading the line or playing just behind a main striker, Rooney also delivered from wide areas on numerous occasions. With pace to burn and an eye for a long, raking pass, Rooney was just as effective creating chances as taking them.

That said, goals were Rooney’s bread and butter and not even the arrival of Dimitar Berbatov at Old Trafford in September 2008 could diminish his Rooney’s potency. Indeed, the pair forged a strong partnership up front and, in January 2009, Wayne embarked on a scoring run that saw him net in five consecutive league games. A month earlier, he stole the show in Japan as United lifted the FIFA Club World Cup, thanks to his winner in the final and a brace off the bench in the semi.

There was more success to follow in 2008/09 as the England striker picked up his third league winners’ medal with the Reds. Sadly, however, Rooney and United couldn’t add another European crown as Barcelona were victorious in the Champions League final in Rome.

The striker began 2009/10 in fine fettle and, in a 5-0 thrashing of Wigan in August, he fired his 100th and 101st goals for the club. Come May, that tally was 131 as Rooney appeared, at times, to steer the Reds almost single-handedly through both domestic and European waters. His feats were rewarded with a clutch of individual honours, including the PFA and Football Writers’ Player of the Year awards.

Rooney had always displayed remarkable promise: now he had proved the hype was more than justified. In October 2010 he penned a new five-year deal, guaranteeing his long-term United future. And while the striker didn’t reach anything near top form until the second half of 2010/11, his contribution to the Reds’ record-breaking 19th league title was undeniable. When it mattered most, Rooney was there to bang in the goals and drive United towards glory. He dragged Sir Alex’s men back from 2-0 down to net a hat-trick in the Reds’ 4-2 win at West Ham and kept his nerve to slot home the penalty at Ewood Park that ultimately clinched the title.

United’s no.10 continued his role as talisman into the 2011/12 season, forging a formidable partnership with loan-returnee Danny Welbeck before Shinji Kagawa’s arrival influenced Rooney’s role and he turned his hand to a deeper midfield brief on numerous occasions in 2012/13, though the inevitable drop in goals was mitigated by the impact of 30-goal Robin van Persie. Wayne still scored 12 times in the league though, including two in December’s pivotal Manchester derby win, as United stormed to the title again.

His goalscoring exploits continued in 2013/14, as he reached 200 goals for the Reds in all competitions with a Champions League brace against Bayer Leverkusen. In February 2014, during his 10th season at Old Trafford, he put pen to paper on a new five-and-a-half-year contract.

Rooney found the net 19 times in total to finish as the club’s top scorer, including a stunning 60-yard strike at West Ham, which was later voted United’s Goal of the Season.

The following campaign proved Rooney true to his word as the senior professional helped guide the younger players during a transitional period for the club. He also showcased his versatility throughout the campaign, serving as a pillar of reliability for the Reds’ new boss who felt comfortable trusting the forward up front, just behind the striker and even in midfield. However, despite his constant migrating, the skipper was still a force to be reckoned with on the goalscoring front, adding 13 goals to his tally, to ensure he topped the club’s goal charts for 2014/15.

Another 15 goals followed in 2015/16 when he played in a deeper role under van Gaal, effectively as a number 10 behind the exciting young prospect Marcus Rashford, as the Reds’ 12th FA Cup was lifted at Wembley Stadium.

He remained captain under his next boss Jose Mourinho and surpassed Sir Bobby’s tally of 249 goals for the club when he netted a stunning late free-kick to rescue a point at Stoke City on 21 January 2017. Rooney went on to score three more goals before the end of the 2016/17 season and helped the Reds to land the League Cup and UEFA Europa League before he decided to return to his boyhood club Everton in summer 2017 – but only after 13 hugely successful years at United, where he will always retain legendary status.

Rare worn and signed item from the former Manchester United legend , the clubs all time leading goal scorer and from one of the best players to ever play for the club

Wayne Rooney Match Worn & Signed Manchester United Football Boots 2015 – 2016 Season

Rare Wayne Rooney match worn Manchester United football boots

Boots worn by Wayne during the 2015 – 2016 season with Manchester United

Boots have been personalised with Wayne’s initials on the side and have been made to Wayne’s exact size direct from Nike

Boots have also been hand signed by Wayne and remain in worn used condition with signs of wear and use still visible

Wayne Rooney is Manchester United’s all-time leading scorer and the only player to have scored 250 goals for the Reds.

He reached the milestone when he broke Sir Bobby Charlton’s long-standing record in January 2017.

Rooney’s place among the icons of Old Trafford was also secured via his appointment as club captain, an honour afforded to him on the eve of the 2014/15 season.

The striker lifted his first trophy as skipper at the end of his second campaign with the armband, when he grasped the FA Cup in May 2016 following a dramatic extra-time win over Crystal Palace at Wembley Stadium. That piece of silverware was the only honour missing from an impressive personal collection that he’d gathered throughout an illustrious Reds career.

Of course, it cannot be forgotten that it was as an exciting teenager that he burst onto the Old Trafford stage in September 2004, netting a wonderful hat-trick on his debut in a Champions League tie with Fenerbahce. Perhaps his performance wasn’t that surprising, given the enormous pedigree he had amassed since making a lasting impression on former Academy manager Paul McGuinness some years earlier.

In an Under-9s match between United and Everton, McGuinness recalled: “Rooney scored the perfect bicycle kick, which for a kid of eight or nine years old was really something special.” It merely hinted at what was to follow and, of course, it was a trick he would repeat on the biggest of stages – famously in the 2011 Manchester derby, a goal that will be re-shown for eternity.

By the end of the 2004/05 campaign, his first in a red shirt after signing from boyhood club Everton, Rooney had amassed 17 goals in 43 appearances, and was rightly named PFA Young Player of the Year. Rooney’s second season at Old Trafford again saw him take huge strides. He ended the season with 19 goals in 48 matches and was voted both Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year by fans and PFA Young Player of the Year (again) by his fellow professionals, with United clinching the Carling Cup.

Despite a difficult World Cup with England in the summer of 2006, Rooney went on to net 23 times for United as the Reds lifted a first English title in four years. Cristiano Ronaldo stole all the headlines in 2007/08, but Rooney chipped in with another 18 goals. His exciting strike partnership with 19-goal Carlos Tevez was one of the key factors in the Reds’ Premier League and Champions League double triumph and cemented his iconic status at Old Trafford. But it wasn’t just Wayne’s goals that made him stand out.

A tireless worker, Rooney always gave 100 per cent on the pitch and couldn’t stand losing. Those traits, from time to time in the past, landed him in hot water, but everybody recognised his immense passion and will to win. The striker’s ability to adapt was an attribute often overlooked. Although most at home leading the line or playing just behind a main striker, Rooney also delivered from wide areas on numerous occasions. With pace to burn and an eye for a long, raking pass, Rooney was just as effective creating chances as taking them.

That said, goals were Rooney’s bread and butter and not even the arrival of Dimitar Berbatov at Old Trafford in September 2008 could diminish his Rooney’s potency. Indeed, the pair forged a strong partnership up front and, in January 2009, Wayne embarked on a scoring run that saw him net in five consecutive league games. A month earlier, he stole the show in Japan as United lifted the FIFA Club World Cup, thanks to his winner in the final and a brace off the bench in the semi.

There was more success to follow in 2008/09 as the England striker picked up his third league winners’ medal with the Reds. Sadly, however, Rooney and United couldn’t add another European crown as Barcelona were victorious in the Champions League final in Rome.

The striker began 2009/10 in fine fettle and, in a 5-0 thrashing of Wigan in August, he fired his 100th and 101st goals for the club. Come May, that tally was 131 as Rooney appeared, at times, to steer the Reds almost single-handedly through both domestic and European waters. His feats were rewarded with a clutch of individual honours, including the PFA and Football Writers’ Player of the Year awards.

Rooney had always displayed remarkable promise: now he had proved the hype was more than justified. In October 2010 he penned a new five-year deal, guaranteeing his long-term United future. And while the striker didn’t reach anything near top form until the second half of 2010/11, his contribution to the Reds’ record-breaking 19th league title was undeniable. When it mattered most, Rooney was there to bang in the goals and drive United towards glory. He dragged Sir Alex’s men back from 2-0 down to net a hat-trick in the Reds’ 4-2 win at West Ham and kept his nerve to slot home the penalty at Ewood Park that ultimately clinched the title.

United’s no.10 continued his role as talisman into the 2011/12 season, forging a formidable partnership with loan-returnee Danny Welbeck before Shinji Kagawa’s arrival influenced Rooney’s role and he turned his hand to a deeper midfield brief on numerous occasions in 2012/13, though the inevitable drop in goals was mitigated by the impact of 30-goal Robin van Persie. Wayne still scored 12 times in the league though, including two in December’s pivotal Manchester derby win, as United stormed to the title again.

His goalscoring exploits continued in 2013/14, as he reached 200 goals for the Reds in all competitions with a Champions League brace against Bayer Leverkusen. In February 2014, during his 10th season at Old Trafford, he put pen to paper on a new five-and-a-half-year contract.

Rooney found the net 19 times in total to finish as the club’s top scorer, including a stunning 60-yard strike at West Ham, which was later voted United’s Goal of the Season.

The following campaign proved Rooney true to his word as the senior professional helped guide the younger players during a transitional period for the club. He also showcased his versatility throughout the campaign, serving as a pillar of reliability for the Reds’ new boss who felt comfortable trusting the forward up front, just behind the striker and even in midfield. However, despite his constant migrating, the skipper was still a force to be reckoned with on the goalscoring front, adding 13 goals to his tally, to ensure he topped the club’s goal charts for 2014/15.

Another 15 goals followed in 2015/16 when he played in a deeper role under van Gaal, effectively as a number 10 behind the exciting young prospect Marcus Rashford, as the Reds’ 12th FA Cup was lifted at Wembley Stadium.

He remained captain under his next boss Jose Mourinho and surpassed Sir Bobby’s tally of 249 goals for the club when he netted a stunning late free-kick to rescue a point at Stoke City on 21 January 2017. Rooney went on to score three more goals before the end of the 2016/17 season and helped the Reds to land the League Cup and UEFA Europa League before he decided to return to his boyhood club Everton in summer 2017 – but only after 13 hugely successful years at United, where he will always retain legendary status.

Boots obtained through reputable auction house and comes with a certificate of authenticity

Rare worn and signed item from the former Manchester United legend , the clubs all time leading goal scorer and from one of the best players to ever play for the club

Wayne Rooney Match Worn Manchester United Champions League Shirt 2012 – 2013 Season

Incredibly rare and beautiful Wayne Rooney match worn Manchester United shirt

Shirt worn by Wayne for Manchester United during the UEFA Champions League Group H match v CFR 1907 Cluj ( Club Cluj ) at the Constantin Radulescu Stadium on the 2nd October 2012

Shirt is the correct size for Rooney and has all the correct labels and tags inside which is different to that from the retail version shirt and issued directly to the club – player for match use

Correct club , player and UEFA identification marks throughout

Shirt remains in good – very good condition with small signs of wear and match use still visible

Amazing and very rare worn shirt from the Manchester United legend and the club’s all time leading goal scorer

Museum example item

Wayne Rooney Match Worn Manchester United Football Boots 2015 – 2016 Season

Incredibly rare Wayne Rooney match worn Manchester United Football Boots

Worn by Wayne whilst playing for Manchester United during the 2015 – 2016 season

Boots remain in worn used condition with signs of wear and use still visible

comes complete with boot box as received by Wayne

Wayne joined Manchester United in 2004 staying at the club for 13 years before leaving in 2017 to re join Everton , during his time at United Wayne made 559 appearances scoring a club record 253 goals becoming the clubs greatest ever goal scorer

Honours
Manchester United

Premier League: 2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2010–11, 2012–13
FA Cup: 2015–16
EFL Cup: 2005–06, 2009–10, 2016–17
FA Community Shield: 2007, 2010, 2011, 2016
UEFA Champions League: 2007–08
UEFA Europa League: 2016–17
FIFA Club World Cup: 2008

Amazing and rare match worn item from the former Manchester United legend and the clubs greatest ever goal scorer

Museum example item

“I’ve had the pleasure to play alongside Wayne and for me he’s England’s best EVER. I’ve seen first hand him do things with the ball that I’ve never seen before.” — John Terry

“Wayne is our leader. He is the best English player in English history and we are lucky to have him.” — Ander Herrera

Wayne Rooney Match Worn Manchester United Shirt 2011 – 2012 Season

Very rare and amazing Wayne Rooney match worn Manchester United shirt

Shirt worn by Rooney during the Premier League fixture v Aston Villa at Villa Park on the 3rd December 2011

Shirt is the correct size for Rooney and has all the correct labels and tags inside which is different to that of the retail version shirt and issued directly to the club – player for match use

Shirt remains in good – very good condition with small signs of wear and use still visible

Rooney is one of Manchester United’s greatest players of all time and the clubs all time leading goal scorer

Widely considered one of the best players of his generation, Rooney is the record goalscorer for Manchester United, and was the record goalscorer for the England national team from 2015 to 2023. He has also made more appearances for England than any other outfield player

Rare and beautiful worn shirt from the former Manchester United captain and club legend

Museum example item

Wayne Rooney Match Worn Manchester United Shirt 2011 – 2012 Season

Very rare and amazing Wayne Rooney match worn Manchester United shirt

Shirt worn by Rooney during the 2011 – 2012 Premier League season with Manchester United

Shirt is the correct size for Rooney and has all the correct labels and tags inside which is different to that of the retail version shirt and issued directly to the club – player for match use

Shirt remains in good – very good condition with small signs of wear and use still visible

Correct match identification marks throughout

Rooney is one of Manchester United’s greatest players of all time and the clubs all time leading goal scorer

Widely considered one of the best players of his generation, Rooney is the record goalscorer for Manchester United, and was the record goalscorer for the England national team from 2015 to 2023. He has also made more appearances for England than any other outfield player

Rare and beautiful worn shirt from the former Manchester United captain and club legend

Museum example item

Wayne Rooney Signed Manchester United Testimonial Shirt 2016

RARE WAYNE ROONEY SIGNED MANCHESTER UNITED TESTIMONIAL SHIRT

SHIRT HAND SIGNED ON THE FRONT BY THE MANCHESTER UNITED LEGEND AND CLUBS ALL TIME RECORD GOAL SCORER

WAYNES TESTIMONIAL WAS PLAYED AT OLD TRAFFORD ON THE 3RD OF AUGUST 2016 AGAINST EVERTON FC IN FRONT OF A 60,000 SELL OUT CROWD

WAYNE IS REGARDED AS ONE OF THE GREATEST EVER PLAYERS TO PLAY FOR THE CLUB HAVING JOINED ON THE 31ST OF AUGUST 2004 AND LEAVING ON THE 9TH JULY 2017 HAVING MADE 559 APPEARANCES AND SCORING A CLUB RECORD 253 GOALS FOR THE CLUB , WINNING 5 LEAGUE TROPHIES , 1 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE , I EUROPA LEAGUE , 1 FA CUP , 4 LEAGUE CUP AND 1 FIFA CLUB WORLD CUP TROPHIES AND 1 OF ONLY 2 ENGLISH PLAYERS TO WIN THE PREMIER LEAGUE THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE THE EUROPA LEAGUE THE FA CUP AND LEAGUE CUP TROPHIES.

BEAUTIFUL SIGNED SHIRT FROM THE MANCHESTER UNITED LEGEND

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT THE SHIRT WORN BY WAYNE DURING THE MATCH

SHIRT COMES WITH A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY

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