The NOTW report that he owes a few quid out:
Wayne Rooney has run up massive gambling debts of £700,000.
The Manchester United superstar has been placing bets with a business associate of England team-mate Michael Owen.
And last night the FA confirmed England coach Sven Goran Eriksson will talk to Rooney about the debts. Rooney, who earns £50,000 a week at Old Trafford and millions more a year in sponsorship deals, has been placing bets with Steve Smith, who runs private bookmakers Goldchip Limited.
Smith also has property and helicopter businesses with Owen.
Rooney's business managers were horrified about the debts, which have been run up since he was 19.
The scandal comes just two months before England jet off to Germany for this summer's World Cup finals.
And FA director of communications Adrian Bevington said: "We are unaware of any problems in the England team dressing room due to issues surrounding gambling or anything else come to that.
"Under Sven, the England team have enjoyed a fantastic spirit within the camp, a point that is regularly made by the players publicly.
"This spirit has ensured qualification to three consecutive tournaments.
"However, on being made aware of these allegations we believe Sven will speak to the players allegedly involved to clarify the facts.
"It's important the fans know everyone connected to the FA and the England team is determined to do all they can to achieve success at the World Cup finals in Germany this summer.
"We should also state there is little the FA can do to prevent individuals gambling privately on horse or greyhound racing.
"But there are rules preventing betting on any football matches or competitions they are involved in."