Wayne Rooney admits he'd "love" to be Man Utd manager - and tells club what they need

Wayne Rooney admitted he would "love" to manage Manchester United or Everton one day at the premiere of his new Amazon documentary, Rooney, on Wednesday evening.

The former England captain, however, is not willing to leave current side Derby County until their situation - on and off the field - improves significantly.

Derby are currently in administration and have been docked 21 points this season, leaving them in the bottom three of the Championship.

The fact the East Midlands team are just four points from safety, though, shows what a remarkable job Rooney is doing with limited resources.

The 36-year-old's work at Pride Park attracted the attention of boyhood club Everton, who recently appointed Frank Lampard as Rafa Benitez's successor.

Rooney was offered the opportunity to interview for the Premier League job but had no intention of leaving Derby in their current situation.

He would, however, jump at the chance to manage either Everton or United when his time at Derby comes to an end in the future.

"I didn't go to the interview, which I was asked to go to," Rooney said on the red carpet. "I've always been one who likes a challenge and is willing to put the work in and fight.

"I've stood in front of my players and told them, 'I'm with you, trust me, I'm fighting with you'... what type of person would I be if - at the first opportunity - I left them?

"True to my word, I am fighting for the club. I am trying to get us out.

"And then Everton, Manchester United - two clubs close to my heart. Of course, one day I'd love to manage either of them clubs."

On the current situation at Derby, Rooney added: "I think what the fans appreciate is, whether we win, lose or draw, they see the players going on to the pitch and