Man Utd fear Rooney will not sign new contract

MANCHESTER UNITED fear Wayne Rooney will NOT sign a new contract.

The striker defied Alex Ferguson by claiming the boss was wrong to suggest an ankle injury had kept him out of action.
After England drew 0-0 with Montenegro on Tuesday, Rooney insisted: "I've had no problems with my ankle all season."
And when asked why Fergie had said he did, the hitman replied: "Don't know."
That is only fuelling concerns talks over a new five-year deal will fall flat.
Out-of-form Rooney has been left out of United's last two games in the wake of allegations he slept with a prostitute.
Roo's current contract finishes at the end of next season and United indicated six months ago they were keen to fast-track him to a long-term deal.
Yet there have been only two preliminary meetings and it is believed Rooney, wanted by Real Madrid, has asked for talks to be put on hold.
His advisors will look for a hefty pay rise to go from £90,000 a week to around £150,000.