Wayne Rooney urges Arsenal to hijack Man Utd move for £40m star

Rooney tells Arsenal to hijack £40m Man Utd transfer that would solve key issue

Manchester United have made their move for Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta but Wayne Rooney has now suggested the Frenchman would be a good fit for Arsenal

"I am sure he would help" – Wayne Rooney suggests Arsenal must hijack Manchester United transfer move for 27-year-old star

Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney has urged Arsenal to snap up Red Devils transfer target and Crystal Palace star Jean-Philippe Mateta this summer.

Wayne Rooney urges Arsenal to hijack Man Utd move for £40m star

Wayne Rooney believes Arsenal should hijack a Manchester United transfer move as they look set to miss out on the Premier League title.

Rooney Urges Arsenal to Sign £40m Striker Amid Man Utd Interest - Archysport

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Wayne Rooney urges Arsenal to consider signing Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta

Arsenal shared the spoils against Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday. The Gunners were the dominant side in the opening half at Old Trafford but lacked the cutting edge in the final third. Bruno Fernandes eventually broke the deadlock for the hosts with a sublime free-kick before the half-time whistle. Arsenal toiled hard