Wayne Rooney re-signs for Everton
Rooney moves for free on two-year deal
Striker returns after 13 years at Man Utd
Scored 253 goals in 559 games for Red Devils
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Image source, Getty ImagesSo Wayne Rooney is back at his former club.
Click/tap here for everything you need to know about the two-year deal.
Is it a footballing move or a romantic one?
Suppose only time and performances will tell.
Read Phil McNulty's analysis of the move here.
That's one big Manchester United/ Everton move done and dusted. Next?
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Image source, Science Photo LibrarySJ Ismvil: Wouldn't be surprised if Rooney scores 20 next year at Everton, a class act and often undervalued by the prawn sarnie set.
Stuart Mitchell: I respect Rooney's career at Old Trafford and wish him well. But he lost legend status when he made the double transfer requests.
Stephen Waters: Rooney to score more Premier League goals than Lukaku!
Going to hear some of your thoughts before we head off...
The last time Wayne Rooney was an official Everton player, Natasha Beddingfield was number one in the chart (ask your Mum), with "These words".
This research has made us realise 2004 was not a vintage music year.
Image source, Getty ImagesOr fashion year by the looks of it....
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Rajan Paudel: Thank you legend for everything.My heart is crying seeing you in a blue shirt. But it is for your best. You will be missed.
"One day I will be able to tell my grand kids I played with you. All the best and thank you Wayne Rooney #FarewellToALegend"
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2015 was the last time we saw Rooney in royal blue.
He was in the Toffee's side for a testimonial match for former striker Duncan Ferguson - he only came on for 15 minutes and said after the match, "the fans gave me a great reception, which I was delighted with,” adding that “it was great for my kids to see me once in that Everton shirt”.
Well, Kai, Klay, and Kit will be seeing more where that came from...
Image source, Getty ImagesWe first heard of Rooney's possible return back in January when it seemed the Manchester United captain's future looked uncertain under Jose Mourinho.
It was understood at the time, there was "significant interest" from the Chinese Super League.
In February, Rooney's agent Paul Stretford even travelled to China to see if he can negotiate a deal for the forward to leave Manchester United but nothing materialised.
At the time, BBC Sport ran a vote to see what you thought Rooney's next move should have been...
This was the result at the time:
Image source, .Let's look back for a moment...
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It's been 13 years since Rooney left Everton and many - shall we say - 'adolescent' fans have no vivid memory of him playing for the Merseyside club, including 19-year-old Sam here.
Two fans fall out over Rooney's possible return to Everton.
I'm not even sure Everton fans will approve of actual Everton pyjamas...
Are they silk? Towelling? Are there matching slippers?
So many questions...
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Please feel free to correct me by sending us pictures of fully grown adults wearing football club pj's to #bbcfootball...
I will wait.
It might be a while before we see or hear any reaction from the Manchester United squad on their former leader's departure - they are currently all about 30,000 feet in the air on their way to the United States for their pre-season tour.
Hope they all remembered their flight-socks...
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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Image source, Getty ImagesWhen Wayne Rooney left Everton for Manchester United in August 2004 in a £27m deal, he was departing a club wracked by financial crisis and low on optimism.
The then-18-year-old went on to enjoy a stellar Old Trafford career in the intervening years, eclipsing Sir Bobby Charlton as United's record scorer with 253 goals as well as winning five Premier League titles, the Champions League, Europa League, FA Cup and three League Cups.
Rooney now makes the return journey to Goodison Park as a different player and man - but is also rejoining a vastly different club to the one he left behind almost 13 years ago. Everton, under major shareholder Farhad Moshiri, are now fiercely ambitious, having already spent more than £90m on five players before Rooney's projected arrival, with more to come.
So how have Everton put together such a grand, bold plan to invade the top four? And what part will the 31-year-old play in it?
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Rooney's return is certainly dividing opinions...
Pete Sears: I really don't see how he gets in the Everton line up.
Shane Daly: As a United fan, it's sad to see him go, but players have to move on, he didn't cash in & go to China, fair play to him.
Mike Walker: Wayne Rooney is back home!! Somebody pinch me!!!! Everton on for the title now!!!!!!
While we are feeling nostalgic, have a watch of three of Rooney's goals from his early Everton years...
Manchester United
Image source, PAUnited We Stand editor Andy Mitten, external tells BBC Sport: "The move is best for all parties. Rooney will be remembered well by United fans when the dust settles, a club legend who scored more goals than anyone and was a leading light in one of United's greatest sides.
"Reaching three European Cup finals in four years shows how good that team was. At his best between 2004-2011, he was the finest British player of his generation. Rooney's performances dropped and being linked with Chelsea and Manchester City did his popularity no favours either, but he has scored some of the greatest goals I have ever seen.
"As a journalist who has interviewed him several times over 12 years, I watched him mature, become more interesting and grow into being a respected Manchester United captain."
Image source, Getty ImagesRooney's first Premier League strike will live long in the memory of many-an-Everton fan - and probably some Arsenal fans too.
A dipping 25-yard shot at Goodison on 19 October 2002, five days before his 17th birthday.
Earlier this morning, Manchester United's official Twitter, external header had a giant photo of Wayne Rooney alongside Victor Lindelof and Paul Pogba wearing the new season's shirt...
Image source, Manchester United official TwitterThey really are a well oiled machine...
About two minutes after the news was confirmed, it was replaced.
Pogba's hair has had a refresh too. Must be so hard to keep track of that...
Image source, Manchester United official Twitter