Breaking news: Striker with 305 club goals says it have been a dream to sign for Manchester United.

 Wayne Rooney's dominance overshadowed

 every England forward in the 2000s until

 his retirement. When it came to finding

 a backup, the Three Lions turned to 

Jermain Defoe. 



Defoe, 39, announced his retirement from 

football this week, and in an interview 

with Sky Sports, he admitted that one of 

his few 'what ifs' was missing out on a 

move to Manchester United. 


"I was connected with Man United," Defoe

 revealed to Sky Sports. With Sir Alex 

Ferguson and all the trophies they won, 

that would have been a dream." 


Rio Ferdinand and Michael Carrick, 

Defoe's former West Ham teammates, 

also wound up at United via Leeds and 

Tottenham, and went on to win the Champions

 League and many Premier League titles.


United was the winning team.

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