No way out: Rooney has accepted he can't move to Chelsea this summer and will stay at Manchester United for another season

No way out: Rooney has accepted he can't move to Chelsea this summer and will stay at Manchester United for another season
Wayne Rooney is finally facing up to the fact that he will not be allowed to leave Manchester United to join Chelsea.
Though desperate to play for Jose Mourinho, Rooney has knuckled down to getting himself fit after missing United’s pre-season games through injury.
The striker made his first appearance under David Moyes in last night’s 4-1 win at Swansea but,  having set up two goals as a second-half substitute, seemed not to celebrate either with his team-mates.
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On the outside: Wayne Rooney (second left) appears not to celebrate Manchester United's third goal with team-mates

Peripheral figure: Rooney (eighth right) chats with referee Phil Dowd as United celbrate Danny Welbeck making it 4-1

He had watched glumly as Robin van Persie scored an acrobatic opener and Danny Welbeck tapped in a second, but came on as a 62nd-minute substitute.
Rooney went on to create the opening for a second goal for Van Persie before teeing up United’s fourth goal for Welbeck, but he appeared to trudge back to the halfway line as his team-mates  celebrated.

Resignd to his fate: Rooney will remain a Manchester United player for this season

Under instruction: Rooney was a 61st minute substitute for Ryan Giggs, setting up two goals

‘Wayne has been training very hard because he wants to get back into the side,’ said a United source.
‘I think he has realised there was no way the club were going to sell him and he has just got on with doing what he does best. It won’t be long before he is an automatic choice for the first team.’

Waiting game: Rooney sits alongside Wilfrid Zaha and Chris Smalling on the United bench