COLEEN AND THE FAMILY WATCH WAYNE ROONEY ROLL BACK THE YEARS

Wayne Rooney has rolled back the years as he scored a stunning 30-yard screamer to take Manchester United ahead of Celtic in a charity legends game - watched on by Coleen and his devoted family.

The former star, 38, returned to Old Trafford and pulled on the iconic Red Devils 10 shirt for the first time in seven years - following a 13-year career at the club that made him a legend.

He joined former teammates Paul Scholes and Dimitar Berbatov to battle the Scottish side, who have struggled to face down the dominant assault.

And in a stunning flash of his old star talent the former England captain stunned cheering crowds as he flashed a free kick into the top corner from outside the box.

Watching on from the stands, his delighted family could be seen beaming with pride - as they leapt to their feet to shout their support from the terraces.

Wearing a leopard-print jumper, Coleen looked effortlessly chic in relaxed jeans and chunky gold jewellery.

Dressed to impress, the couple's children wore their dad's former team's kit - and the Wagatha Christie star looked overjoyed as she saw her son's vocal celebrations.

In a sweet moment, Wayne could be seen celebrating his goal with his two arms raised in the air - mirroring his son's pose in the grandstand.

Manchester United's all-time leading goalscorer, Rooney's return to Old Trafford delighted fans, who could be heard begging him to shoot wherever he was on the pitch after his wondergoal.

Currently a manager at Plymouth Argyle, he joined the Championship side after a spell at Birmingham City last season lasted just 83 days.

The job came after punditry duties took him to Euro 2024. Plymouth are currently in the relegation zone after their opening four games.

He left Manchester United in 2017 after 393 appearances and 183 goals, where he was widely regarded as Britain's best player.

He then returned to his boyhood club Everton, picking up the number 10 shirt and dcoring his 200th Premier League goal.

Since then, he has enjoyed stints as captain for American side DC United at Derby County, where he was a player coach.

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