THESE IS THE BEST NEWS WE COULD HOPE FOR: In a moment that has sent shockwaves of joy through the valley and The team broader community Everton FC head coach David Moyeshas officially confirmed that legendary Wayne Rooney is returning to the organisation _ this time not as a player but as their new senior c….see

But this time, Rooney would not be returning as a player.

Instead, the Everton legend would be taking on a new role as the club’s Senior Football Consultant, bringing his experience, leadership and deep understanding of the game back to Goodison Park.

For Everton supporters, the news would represent much more than a new appointment. Rooney’s name is permanently connected with the club’s history. Having come through Everton’s academy and established himself as one of English football’s most exciting young talents, his return would be an emotional homecoming for supporters who watched his rise.

Rooney’s proposed return would give the club an opportunity to benefit from the knowledge he gained throughout an extraordinary playing career.

In his senior role, he could work closely with Moyes, the coaching department and Everton’s younger players. His responsibilities could include mentoring academy prospects, advising attacking players, contributing to football-development plans and helping young footballers understand the demands of playing at the highest level.

Moyes, according to the fictional storyline, would see Rooney’s experience as a valuable addition to the club’s football structure.

The former Everton youngster understands the expectations surrounding the badge, the passion of the supporters and the importance of developing players capable of performing under pressure.

News of Rooney’s return would immediately create excitement among Everton supporters.

For many fans, he represents a special era in the club’s history — a young academy graduate who became a household name and went on to enjoy a remarkable career at the highest level.

His return in a senior position would allow him to give something back to the organisation that helped launch his professional career.

Rather than scoring goals on the pitch, Rooney’s challenge would now be helping Everton’s next generation discover their own path to success.

The appointment would also symbolise the importance of Everton’s history while looking toward the future.

Rooney’s presence around the first team and academy could provide young players with access to someone who understands both the opportunities and pressures that come with professional football.

For Everton, it would be a reunion built around experience, loyalty and ambition.

And for the supporters, there would be only one message: