Championship side Plymouth Argyle have appointed former England captain Wayne Rooney as their new head coach.
The 38-year-old succeeds Ian Foster, who was sacked on 1 April after a poor run of results.
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It is Rooney’s first role since he was sacked by Birmingham City on 2 January after a disappointing reign of less than three months in which he lost nine of 15 games.
He spent 15 months as boss of DC United in the United States, but left last October to take on the Birmingham job, having failed to guide the Washington-based side to the Major League Soccer (MLS) play-offs.
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