Ancelotti targets £30m Rooney to lead Real revolution after agreeing deal to leave PSG

Ancelotti targets £30m Rooney to lead Real revolution after agreeing deal to leave PSGNew Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti will consider a move for Wayne Rooney this summer if the unhappy striker fails to patch up his differences with Manchester United.
Bookmakers have slashed the odds on Rooney switching to the Bernabeu from 40-1 to  10-1 as his United future hangs in the balance.
Sportsmail understands Rooney’s preference is to join Jose Mourinho at Chelsea if he ends a nine-year stay at United but Madrid will be favourites to sign the 27-year-old should he move abroad.

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Both clubs are more than capable of paying a fee of about £30million and matching his £250,000-a-week wages.
Former Chelsea boss Ancelotti is set to be confirmed as Mourinho’s replacement on Monday and will be handed a transfer hit-list that includes Rooney, Gareth Bale, Edinson Cavani and Luis Suarez.
Rooney, who has two years left on his contract, will hold talks with new United boss David Moyes after both return from holiday over the next few days but it appears unlikely he will change his mind about seeking a fresh start.

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Meanwhile, former France manager Laurent Blanc is set to takeover from Ancelotti as Paris Saint-Germain manager.
After a move for former England boss Fabio Capello stalled the French champions approached ex-Manchester United defender Blanc, 47.
Sports network beIN Sport - who are owned and run by the same Qatari Sports Investment company in charge of PSG - revealed the news. 

 
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‘An agreement was reached today between Paris St Germain and Laurent Blanc for him to become the new coach of the capital club,’ a statement read.
‘An agreement between the former coach of the France team and PSG was reached for two years. It is planned that he will sign the contract next week.’