Wayne Rooney has vowed to be Manchester United’s main man next season following the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez.
The likes of Franck Ribery and
Antonio Valencia continue to be linked with moves to Old Trafford, as
Rooney ponders next season without his two fellow goalscoring pals.
“We've lost two key players and obviously I hope we can get a few players in," Rooney told The Times.
"Between them Cristiano and Carlos scored a lot of goals for us last season and the season before, but I would like to think I'm capable of filling that gap.
"I've said before that, if I can play in my right position, I'm capable of doing that."
He added: "I want to play in the position where I feel I'm best. A lot of people think I'm best as a centre forward.
"To play in a Champions League final and to play week in, week out for
Manchester United is a privilege and it's something I'm very lucky to be doing, but I don't think playing on the wing I can express myself as much as I like to."
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