Rooney speaking at Everton news conference
He's announced his return to the Toffees 13 years after leaving for Manchester United
Rooney: Return was a "no brainer"
"I am not coming to a retirement home. I want to play, to win and be successful at this club."
Rooney says his family are "delighted" to see him in a blue shirt again
So Wayne Rooney is back at Everton, 13 years after he left the Merseyside club for Manchester United.
And the person most excited about his transfer? His dad.
He's now got a five-minute drive to watch his boy play.
That's all from us, enjoy the rest of your afternoon.
Here's a round-up of Wayne Rooney's best quotes:
That's all from Wayne and Ronald.
They trot off the stage looking rather happy with themselves.
More Ronald Koeman: "Wayne was desperate to come back. He showed me he likes the pressure. We will have pressure next season more than last and he is used to that.
"At 31 he is still young for football. The quality and ambition he showed was enough."
And Koeman was asked how Rooney's arrival impacts the future of Ross Barkley. "That is for the next press conference," the Dutchman said.
"I am not focused on England - I am focused on Everton and playing well," says Wayne Rooney.
"If I do well then Gareth Southgate will have a decision to make."
Asked about his time at Manchester United, Wayne Rooney is defiant.
"I hadn’t gone stale," he says.
"I enjoyed my time there but I needed to play more games. I didn’t play that often - I know I am at my best when I am playing games consistently.
"I spoke to Jose and I knew it was the right time to leave to go and play somewhere else.
"There were other options but once I knew Ronald wanted me to come back it was the only place I was going to play football."
Wayne Rooney is asked "did you always know you’d come back?"
"You never know in football and I never thought about it," he says.
"Speaking to Ronald and having the discussions I knew it was where I needed to be and I am excited cant wait to get back out there.
And on winning a trophy at Everton?
"It would be incredible - I was at the FA Cup final in 1995 when we won that. To win a trophy at Everton would be special moment."
Image source, AFPEverton manager Ronald Koeman is asked about his club's prospects this year.
"Everybody knows you cannot do it in one season," he answers.
"The first season we did well now we need to take the next step. We have to get the type of players in who are used to that pressure."
Wayne Rooney tells the media his Dad is "a huge Everton fan" and his whole family are "delighted to see me in a blue shirt again".
On the first match back in an Everton shirt he says: "It will be an emotional day but once I am on the pitch I need to focus.
"The build-up will be exciting and it's a day I am looking forward to it.
"My dad has come up to watch me in Manchester and now he will have five minute drive to watch me again so he is really happy."
Wayne Rooney: "I had a great time at Manchester United but football moves on and players move on.
"I have come back to Everton, there are many fixtures in the calendar, not just against United but other tough games and we need to get training right.
Rooney seems to have a good relationship with Everton manager Ronald Koeman and the two are exuding confidence right now.
"You play football to win trophies - of course that is the target and aim. That is what we want to do.," he says.
"We don't want to limp around in the season. We want to be successful I know have right man to lead us to do that."
Image source, AFPWayne Rooney is bullish about the fact that he is not coming to Everton to slow down.
"I am not coming to a retirement home," he says. "I want to play, to win and be successful at this club.
On his fitness: "I'm not fit at the minute but that will build up.
"I am excited I think the challenge at the right time and I am ready for it."
Wayne Rooney is asked "Are you feeling fit?"
Rooney replies: "Not today!
The Evertonian seems in a good mood following his first training session.
He continues: "I enjoyed it (being back in training). As a player I want to be out there training - there were lots of new faces, some I have played with before but a lot that I haven’t."
Image source, ReutersEverton manager Ronald Koeman on where Rooney will play:
"Everyone knows the qualities of Wayne. We want to try to get more productivity and he is that striker.
"With those qualities he can play different positions but offensively he can be a 10 behind the striker, play a free role on the left, 9 or 7.
"They are positions Wayne will play."
"Once I knew he (Ronald Koeman) was interested it really was a no brainer.
"It is where I wanted to come and play I made them aware of that.
"It was getting it done thankfully it is done I am looking forward to it."
"We want to keep pushing and bring trophies to the club. That's what we all want and what we've got to try and do.
"My position? It's a big thing coming back here to play. The manager will assess me from the playing sessions and make decisions based on that."
Image source, AFPWayne Rooney: "It feels great.
"I was excited this morning to come in and meet the lads and to get going.
"I think it's an exciting time for myself and an exciting time for Everton football club.
"We are moving forward signing the right players and we are all hoping this year could be good year for us.
He's just posing for about a million pictures with Ronald Koeman and his new shirt.
Rooney will wear the number 10 jersey previously worn by Romelu Lukaku.
Image source, PAWayne Rooney is in the building.
He's sat up top alongside manager Ronald Koeman.
Full quotes to come....
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