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A few hours ago, coach Sir Alex Ferguson confirmed that his club has made a £20 million offer to buy the star Wayne Rooney. It is hoped that the 18-year-old striker could be tempted by the possibility of playing in the UEFA Champions League.
"We have made an offer, but we have not yet received a response," said Sir Alex Ferguson. "Let's not forget that 'Everton' has not said that W. Rooney is not for sale."
'Everton' coach David Moyes had previously stated that the club would not agree to an offer less than £30 million. A few days ago, they rejected an offer that also amounted to £20 million.
Yesterday, it was reported that 'Newcastle' had increased their offer to £22 million. According to D. Moyes, this offer should also be rejected. However, considering that 'Everton' club debts amount to £30 million, it can be assumed that W. Rooney may be sold before offers reach the £30 million mark.
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'Everton' club has rejected this offer from 'Man Utd' club. 'Newcastle' team, who presented a second offer of £23.5 million, also received a negative response.
