Vidic and Rooney to remain a Red Devil

Manchester United chief executive David Gill is planning talks with Wayne Rooney to extend his stay with the Red Devils.

With two years left on striker Rooney’s contract, Manchester United’s chief executive is eager for the England International to remain at Old Trafford for the long-term.

On Friday, United announced they had agreed a deal to keep Nemanja Vidic at the club after reports suggested he could leave for Real Madrid or AC Milan.

Now United’s No. 10, who is scheduled to hold talks after he returns from holiday, is the next player the club wish to tie down.

"The current intention is to meet with Wayne and his advisers when we're back from tour and he's back from holiday with a view to sorting out a new deal for him,” Gill told reporters.

"It's clear from what he has said and what the club have said that both parties are very keen to sort things out and secure his long-term future at United.

"Given his desires and what he means to the club we're very confident that can be achieved."