Wayne Rooney at 30: What now for Manchester United's captain?

With Wayne Rooney celebrating his 30th birthday on Saturday ahead of the Manchester derby on Super Sunday, we ponder the next stage of what has been a glittering career. 

He may be on the cusp of his 30th birthday, but Wayne Rooney insists he still has a long time left at the top. "Obviously it's a big birthday in anyone's life, your 30th birthday," he said this week. 
"But in terms of me and football, I still feel I am still young enough, and that I have a lot of years ahead of me.
"Rooney has always had that determined outlook, but he could be excused for feeling his years. 
After all, it was way back in 2002 that he burst onto the scene as a thrilling teenager at Everton.

 His stunning goal against Arsenal five days before his 17th birthday remains an iconic moment in Premier League history, and he has sent records tumbling ever since.
Five Premier League titles and a Champions League triumph are his crowning achievements at club level, and England's leading goalscorer is now closing in on more milestones. He needs a single goal to match Denis Law's record of 237 for Manchester United, and another 12 will bring him level at the top of the pile with Sir Bobby Charlton.

Source: Sky sports