'Born winner' Rooney hired as new Birmingham manager
LONDON: Former Manchester United star Wayne Rooney was hired as the new manager of Championship club Birmingham on Wednesday (Oct 11).
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LONDON: Former Manchester United star Wayne Rooney was hired as the new manager of Championship club Birmingham on Wednesday (Oct 11).
Wayne Rooney will return to management in England after being appointed manager of Championship side Birmingham City on a three-and-a-half year, the club announced on Wednesday.
Birmingham have announced the appointment of Wayne Rooney as their new manager on a three-and-a-half-year contract, with current Republic of Ireland assistant coach John O'Shea joining his backroom staff.
Birmingham chief executive Garry Cook has blamed “misalignment” for the circumstances that led to John Eustace’s sacking but vowed to make the club “a football powerhouse” amid reports Wayne Rooney is set to take charge as boss.
Birmingham have sacked head coach John Eustace despite a bright start to the season, increasing rumours of former England captain Wayne Rooney taking charge at the club.
Birmingham have sacked head coach John Eustace despite a bright start to the season, increasing rumours of former England captain Wayne Rooney taking charge at the club.
Former NFL great Tom Brady was warmly welcomed by Birmingham City fans when he became a minority owner of the English club in August, but that relationship could turn sour after the second-tier side parted ways with manager John Eustace on Monday.
Birmingham City have parted company with John Eustace with Manchester United great Wayne Rooney the heavy favourite to take over at St Andrew's.