Wayne Rooney, despite his struggles at Birmingham City, has taken on a new challenge as the head coach of Plymouth Argyle. Plymouth narrowly escaped relegation in the previous Championship season, finishing just above Birmingham City, who ended up in the 22nd spot. Interestingly, Rooney was the manager of Birmingham but was let go after less than three months. He took over from John Eustace when the team was in sixth place but was sacked in January after only winning two out of 15 matches. Despite the difficulties at Birmingham, Rooney is enthusiastic about his new role at Plymouth Argyle. He sees it as an exciting opportunity to contribute to a promising project. He aims to build a team that plays expansive football. Rooney appreciates the talent of the current players at Plymouth and the fantastic atmosphere at Home Park. He believes that the club has a progressive plan for the future and is thrilled to be a part of it. Rooney is looking forward to the start of the Championship season in August.
