Rooney and Moyes face-to-face after pre-season trip as Man United wait for fresh Chelsea bid

Wayne Rooney has arrived at Manchester United's Carrington training base and will meet manager David Moyes for the first time since his early exit from the club's pre-season tour.
Chelsea remain interested in signing the unsettled striker and Moyes is poised for a fresh, improved bid from Jose Mourinho in the coming days.
The pair have not spoken since the new United boss angered Rooney by suggesting he wanted to keep him at Old Trafford as back-up for Robin van Persie.

United front: Rooney and Moyes arrive at the club's Carrington training base on Thursday morning

Chelsea have so far been thwarted in their attempts to sign the England forward after a bid of £22million was rejected last month.

Rooney is said to be as determined as ever to leave the Barclays Premier League champions and is expected to make his feelings known to the manager when they meet.

The 27-year-old has been spending time recuperating after suffering a hamstring injury at the beginning of the tour of Australia and the Far East.

And following a family holiday in Portugal he is expected to line-up for United in a friendly against AIK in Stockholm next week. 

Heading home: Moyes, Ferdinand and the rest of the squad are back in England after their pre-season tour of the Far East and Australia

 Meanwhile, United's hopes of signing Luka Modric have been dashed after Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti confirmed the midfielder will remain at the Spanish club.

It is understood Moyes had been considering an offer for the Croatia maestro, should a move for Barcelona star Cesc Fabregas fail to materialise.

But Ancelotti said: 'It is not true that Luka is going. He's very important player for us and he will be here this season.'

Summer holiday: The Rooneys travelled to Portugal for a short break