- Former Manchester United and England forward.
- Wayne Rooney has been selected lead trainer of DC United.
- The Major League Soccer (MLS) club declared on Tuesday.
Rooney, who played for DC United from 2018-19 ventured down as supervisor of Derby County last month following a violent 17-month spell.
“Wayne is a soccer legend and one of the most thrilling and dynamic anticipated supervisors in our game,” said Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan, co-directors of DC United.
“He has a comprehension of our association and the stuff to find true success in Major League Soccer because of his two-year stay with us as a player.”
Break supervisor Chad Ashton will stay responsible for the group until Rooney accepts his work visa, with his instructing staff set to be reported later.
Rooney was made full-time chief at Derby in January 2021 following an effective stretch as break player-director the past season during which he controlled the Championship club to somewhere safe and secure.
He surrendered last month in the midst of unrest at the League One side, saying that he trusted Derby would be driven by somebody with new energy and not impacted by the occasions that had occurred throughout the course of recent months.
“Wayne is a champ and a contender. His hard working attitude and what he requests of himself and his players is best in class,” said Dave Kasper, leader of soccer activities at DC United.
As a player, Rooney scored 253 objectives for Manchester United and came out on top for five Premier League championships and the Champions League with the club. He is the England public group’s record scorer with 53 objectives.
DC United are second from base in the Eastern Conference with 17 focuses from as many games. They were whipped 7-0 by Philadelphia Union in their last game and next have Columbus Crew.
