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‘Captain, goalscorer, legend’: Football world pay tribute to Man Utd hero Rooney after retirement – Fox Sports
Former Manchester United and England star Wayne Rooney ended his illustrious playing career on Friday to take up the job of managing Championship side Derby on…
Derby confirmed Rooney, 35, has agreed a permanent deal until 2023, having succeeded Phillip Cocu on an interim basis in November.
In accepting the managers role, Derby said the iconic forward had elected to call time on his illustrious playing career to fully focus on his job.
Rooney was in charge for nine matches as interim boss at Derby, winning three and drawing four.
Rooney, who captained Manchester United and England, hangs up his boots as the all-time leading goalscorer for United and his…
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