• Former England striker takes over on permanent basis
  • Rooney retires and signs deal until summer of 2023

Wayne Rooney has been appointed the manager of Derby County, a move that has seen England’s all-time record goalscorer call time on his illustrious playing career.

The 35-year-old has been acting interim manager since November, following the sacking of Phillip Cocu, but has now been given a two-and-a-half-year contract to take on the role permanently. He will continue to be supported by Liam Rosenior, who will take on the role of assistant manager, while Shay Given will become the club’s first-team coach. Steve McClaren will remain the club’s technical director and adviser to the board of directors.

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