Coleen and the family watch as Wayne Rooney turns back time and scores a goal in the charity match at Old Trafford as the 38-year-old pulls on the famous Manchester United shirt for the first time in seven years

Wayne Rooney turned back the clock as he scored a stunning 25-yard shot to lead Manchester United to victory over Celtic in a legends' charity match in front of Coleen and his devoted family.

The 38-year-old former star returned to Old Trafford and pulled on the Red Devils' iconic number 10 shirt for the first time in seven years – after a 13-year career at the club that made him a legend.

Together with his former teammates Paul Scholes and Dimitar Berbatov, he fought against the Scottish team, which could hardly counter the dominant attack.

And in a stunning flash of his old talent, the former England captain thrilled the cheering crowds as he fired a free kick from outside the box into the top corner.

His delighted family watched from the stands, beaming with pride, jumping to their feet to shout their support from the terrace.

In a stunning flash of his old talent, the former England captain thrilled the cheering crowd as he fired a free kick from outside the penalty area into the top corner.

In a sweet moment, Wayne could be seen celebrating his goal with both arms raised in the air – a mirror image of his son's pose in the stands.

He is currently manager of Plymouth Argyle and joined the Championship side after playing just 83 days at Birmingham City last season.

It is the first time he has worn the number 10 shirt after a 13-year career at the club that made him a legend. Pictured: 2017

The 38-year-old former star returned to Old Trafford and donned the legendary Red Devils 9 shirt for the first time in seven years

He joined his former teammates Paul Scholes and Dimitar Berbatov to fight against the Scottish team, who struggled to withstand the dominant attack

Rooney, Manchester United's all-time leading goalscorer, returns to Old Trafford and delights fans

The couple's children wore their father's former team's jerseys and were dressed in an impressive outfit. The Wagatha Christie star looked overjoyed as she saw her son's loud celebrations.

Coleen wore a leopard print jumper and looked effortlessly chic in casual jeans and chunky gold jewellery

Wearing a leopard print jumper, Coleen looked effortlessly chic in casual jeans and chunky gold jewellery.

The couple's children wore impressive outfits, the jerseys of their father's former team – and the star of “Wagatha Christie” looked overjoyed when she saw her son's loud cheers.

In a sweet moment, Wayne could be seen celebrating his goal with both arms raised in the air – a pose that mirrored that of his son in the stands.

Rooney, Manchester United's all-time leading goalscorer, was a delight for fans when he returned to Old Trafford, and they could be heard begging him to score, no matter where he was on the pitch, after his wonder goal.

He is currently manager of Plymouth Argyle, joining the Championship side after a stint at Birmingham City last season which lasted just 83 days.

He got the job after appearing as a pundit for the 2024 European Championship. Plymouth is currently in the relegation zone after the first four games.

He left Manchester United, where he was widely considered Britain's best player, in 2017 after 393 appearances and 183 goals.

He then returned to his boyhood club Everton, picked up the number 10 shirt and scored his 200th Premier League goal.

Since then, he has been captain of the American team DC United at Derby County, where he also served as player-coach.

This morning, Rooney's Plymouth side lost 1-0 to Stoke in a close game – the game was sealed by an 83rd minute winner.

Stoke's Swedish goalkeeper Viktor Johansson made some excellent saves to frustrate Plymouth.

After the defeat, Rooney said: “We didn't press aggressively enough in the first 15 minutes, but I felt we took control of the game from then on. We were better in the second half.”

“When we have momentum in the game, the players have to be in the right positions, in the middle of the goal, and when we are there we have to take those chances and not grab shots.

“I think if we had been more determined and ruthless in front of goal, we could have won the game.”

“It's basically the same message we spread in the first four (league) games.”

“After the win against Middlesbrough we knew Stoke would come here with confidence.

“As the game went on, I had the feeling that if anyone was going to win the game, it was us.”

“Of course we are disappointed that we conceded one, but there were also many positive aspects.

“We were aggressive in the second half and got into some really good areas, and when you get into those areas you have to take advantage of it.”

“Unfortunately, we let Stoke come back into the game and they scored.”

“I think the players have absorbed a lot of information. Since the first (championship) game, there have been three close games. We lost the game today because we didn't take advantage of our opportunities.”