Coleen Rooney has revealed Wayne has taken on a new job after being sacked as Plymouth Argyle manager.

Coleen Rooney has opened up about the challenges her family has faced since husband Wayne Rooney’s shocking dismissal as Plymouth Argyle manager.

In a candid revelation, the devoted wife shared how the ordeal has reshaped their lives, hinting at the unexpected “new job” Wayne has taken on in the aftermath. Fans are left wondering how the former football legend is adjusting and what lies ahead for the Rooney family.

What could this surprising new chapter look like for Wayne? Read on to find out!

But the former Manchester United star’s new gig is a far cry from the world of football and showbusiness.

The WAG, 38, revealed at the launch of her Coleen Rooney x Applied Nutrition wellness range that Wayne has been tasked with the school run now that he’s returned to the £20million Cheshire family home.

Coleen and Wayne, 39, have been together since they were 16 and are parents to sons Kai, 15, Klay, 11, Kit, eight, and Cass, six.

Speaking at her launch recently, Coleen said: ‘It’s great now that Wayne’s back home as well, so we are sharing [the school run].

‘So I’ve been able to either, y’know, Wayne will do the school run, and I’ll get an early gym session in.’

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Coleen Rooney has revealed Wayne has taken on a new job after being sacked as Plymouth Argyle manager (Pictured together earlier this month)

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Coleen and Wayne, 39, have been together since they were 16 and are parents to sons Kai, 15, Klay, 11, Kit, eight, and Cass, six

It comes days after it was reported that Wayne is in talks to join Match of the Day as a pundit, starting next season.

Gary Lineker will continue to present the men’s FA Cup in 2025-26 and the 2026 World Cup for the BBC.

Wayne hopes to join the show, set to be hosted by Kelly Cates, Mark Chapman and Gabby Logan, as a rotating guest pundit and could command up to £200,000 a year for his services, according to The Sun .

Last April, Wayne was due to debut on the show, but was forced to withdraw from his appearance due to a back injury.

One month later, he took the reigns as manager at Plymouth Argyle but was sacked after 25 games on New Year’s Eve with the club in freefall and rock bottom of the Championship.

Coleen recently revealed that Wayne was getting ‘chants’ about her at football matches while she was on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!

The WAG took part on last year’s series of the ITV show where she finished as runner up to McFly’s Danny Jones.

Wayne was serving as manager of Plymouth Argyle while she was in the jungle although he has since been sacked.

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The WAG, 38, revealed at the launch of her Coleen Rooney x Applied Nutrition wellness range that Wayne has been tasked with the school run now that he’s returned to the £20million Cheshire family home after being sacked as Plymouth manager

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Speaking at her launch recently, Coleen said: ‘It’s great now that Wayne’s back home as well, so we are sharing [the school run]’

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The WAG took part on last year’s series of the ITV show where she finished as runner up to McFly ‘s Danny Jones

She said: ‘He’s probably struggled more than me. People have hated on him and it’s tough because he’s out there every week.

‘He told me while I was in the jungle he was getting chants about me all the time.’

The Plymouth Argyle gig was Wayne’s fourth managerial job following on from spells in charge of Derby, DC United and Birmingham.

During his time at Plymouth, Wayne oversaw 25 matches, of which his side won five, drew six and lost 14.

Wayne has also reportedly secured another new job, which is set to get underway next month.

As reported by The Mirror, Wayne has landed a lucrative job that will see him lead ‘Train With Wayne’ sessions at a luxury hotel in Dubai.

The sessions are set to take place during February half term and it is thought Coleen and the kids might join him out there.

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Wayne was serving as manager of Plymouth Argyle while she was in the jungle although he has since been sacked

Plymouth confirmed Wayne’s departure with a statement on December 31.

The statement read: ‘Plymouth Argyle can confirm that the club and Head Coach Wayne Rooney have mutually agreed to part ways with immediate effect.

‘Departing the club with Rooney will be Assistant Head Coach Mike Phelan and first team coach Simon Ireland.

‘We would like to thank Wayne and his team for all their efforts and wish them well for the future.’