The Manchester United striker sustained a gash to his head in training and his Scottish boss has ruled out any involvement in the Three Lions' upcoming World Cup qualifiers
Manchester United manager David Moyes says striker Wayne Rooney has "no chance" of playing for England in Friday's World Cup qualifier against Moldova after suffering a cut head in training.

Goal reported on Saturday that the 27-year-old had left the club's Carrington training base with a bandaged head and was a doubt for United's trip to face Liverpool at Anfield.
ROONEY LATEST
22/1 Wayne Rooney is 22/1 to be the Premier League's top scorer
The England international's future has been engulfed in uncertainty since he asked to leave Old Trafford at the end of last season, but he had worked his way back into the reckoning to star in United's draw against potential suitors Chelsea.

However, Rooney will miss the champions' clash with Liverpool with the head injury sustained in training, and is highly unlikely to play any part in England's upcoming matches against Moldova and Ukraine.

"Wayne Rooney has got a cut down his forehead, it was completely accidental," Moyes told Sky Sports.

"It will keep him out for a few weeks. I would think he's got no chance of playing for England."