Manchester United icon Wayne Rooney is, once again, adjusting to life away from the fast-paced realm of football management after being dismissed by Championship team Plymouth Argyle on New Year’s Eve. Rooney managed the Devon club for only 25 games, securing just five wins during his tenure. The final straw occurred on Sunday when they lost 2-0 to Oxford United, another team in danger of relegation. Following his previous roles at Birmingham City, Derby County, and DC United, there are rumors that Rooney might decide to leave football management and pursue a different career. In light of this speculation, MEN Sport has examined the possibility more closely. Prompt return to soccer. The Sun reports that Rooney may soon make a quick comeback to football, but not in a managerial role. Sky Sports is rumored to be interested in having him as a pundit both for the near future and in the long run. The network reportedly values his insights on football and believes he presents himself effectively on camera. It seems unlikely that Rooney will be involved in Super Sunday for this weekend’s match between United and Liverpool. Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville have already been confirmed as pundits for the game. The only factor that might discourage Rooney from committing to a long-term agreement with Sky Sports is his ambition to eventually manage in the Premier League, specifically with United or his other favorite team, Everton.
