Wayne Rooney revived with Everton

(Baonghean.vn) - Former England captain Wayne Rooney won the award for Best Goal of November in the Premier League. He is reviving strongly and helpingEverton jumped from the "red light" zone to climb to 10th place in the rankings before the match against Swansea City.

Currently, Wayne Rooney has 9 goals in the Premier League, along with Morata and Lukaku, ranking 5th in the list of Premier League top scorers. Topping the list is Egyptian striker Salah of Liverpool with 13 goals. Recently, former MU striker Wayne Rooney won his first individual award since returning to Everton. That was the award for the best goal of November in the Premier League, a beautiful masterpiece from the middle of the field that the English striker scored against West Ham in Everton's 4-0 win (November 30).

Wayne Rooney won the Premier League Goal of the Month award for November. Photo: Internet

In this match, the former Man United striker had an explosive performance, scoring a hat-trick, including a memorable goal that reminded many English football fans of the goal David Beckham once scored.

After leaving MU to join The Toffees, freeing himself from the pressure of playing for a big team, Rooney's performance has improved day by day.

Not only did Rooney explode in the big win over West Ham, he has also continued to shine in recent matches. In Everton's last two matches, Rooney scored both goals to help his team gain 4 points against Liverpool (1-1 draw) and Newcastle (1-0 win).

The English striker scored a stunning goal from midfield against West Ham. Photo: Internet

According to statistics, this 32-year-old striker has scored 5 goals in Everton's last 3 rounds. He contributed significantly to The Toffee's achievements, thanks to which the team has strongly revived when jumping from the "red light" area to climb to 10th place on the rankings before the match against Swansea City.

Rooney clearly made a wise decision to leave Old Trafford to save his career. Now the Everton captain is completely comfortable playing in his new shirt, where he and his teammates are gradually climbing the rankings.

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