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Man Utd icon Rooney played golf with Donald Trump as snipers watched the pair

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Man Utd icon Rooney played golf with Donald Trump as snipers watched the pair

Wayne Rooney’s golf game with former US President Donald Trump turned into a surreal experience, complete with snipers and an entourage of security.

The footie ace, 38, who has recently taken the reins at Plymouth Argyle, found himself under the watchful eyes of sharpshooters as he played 18 holes alongside the controversial political figure.




The bizarre pairing happened while Rooney was living it up in Washington DC, having taken his talents across the pond in 2018 to play for DC United. During his American adventure, Rooney, who left Everton for the second time, banged in 23 goals in 48 games for the MLS side.

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Joining the duo on the green was none other than former New York Mayor Rudi Guiliani.

This star-studded round of golf gave Rooney quite the story to share with Gary Neville on The Overlap, powered by Sky Bet: “Donald Trump. The maddest thing about it was we had [Rudi] Guiliani in the buggy behind us, then there were about 50-100 golf buggies that were all security.”

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