He will manage Derby County.
Wayne Rooney has been confirmed as permanent manager at Derby County.
He’s formally retired as a player, and takes the reins full time with the club third from bottom in the Championship.
With a takeover of the club stalled, Derby players have had trouble getting paid in recent weeks.
That's all from @WayneRooney's first Press Conference as Derby County's permanent manager.
— Derby County (@dcfcofficial) January 15, 2021
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