Previous Manchester United skipper Wayne Rooney has expressed gratitude toward the club and their "astounding fans" in the wake of fixing an arrival to Everton.
The forward secured a change back to Goodison Park on Sunday, 13 years on from his exchange to United as a 18-year-old.
Administrator Jose Mourinho and official bad habit director Ed Woodward talked in sparkling terms about Rooney's accomplishments at Old Trafford, which included winning 12 noteworthy trophies and breaking Bobby Charlton's record as the club's driving goalscorer.
What's more, the 31-year-old sent his very own goodbye to his old partners, mentors and fans, composing on Instagram: "Simply need to state an enormous thank you to everyone at Manchester United.
"Because of the sheets throughout the years, the supervisors and mentors I've played under, the staff I've worked with, the colleagues I've played nearby, lastly the stunning fans that I've been sufficiently fortunate to have played for.
Joined themselves posted a video by means of their official Twitter record to observe Rooney's exhibitions for the club.
Film of some of his most outstanding objectives and trophy triumphs were incorporated, alongside remarks from United incredible Ryan Giggs and previous supervisor Alex Ferguson.
Our special video celebrates @WayneRooney's 13 years at #MUFC... #FarewellToALegend pic.twitter.com/ZpQn3kRpZ1— Manchester United (@ManUtd) 9 juillet 2017
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