After a tough spell at Plymouth, Wayne Rooney is being urged to step back and learn. Could working under Pep Guardiola be the answer?

Wayne Rooney was sacked for the second time in his career last month after being dismissed by Championship strugglers Plymouth but could resurface at a surprise location

Plymouth Argyle won just five of 25 matches in all competitions as they were left slumped in a Championship relegation battle before Wayne Rooney was sacked on New Year's Eve

Wayne Rooney has come to a mutual agreement with Plymouth Argyle to leave his role as head coach. The former England captain, 39, leaves the club after winning just four of his 23 league games in charge.

Former Manchester United and England captain Wayne Rooney has been dismissed as manager of Championship club Plymouth Argyle. ‘I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Board of Plymouth Argyle Football Club, in particular Simon Hallett and Neil Dewsnip who I shared great relationships with,’ Rooney told Plymouth’s official website.

Wayne Rooney was fired as Plymouth Argyle coach on Tuesday after just seven months in charge of the struggling Championship team.

Wayne Rooney said he was “hurting” and accepted “you have to look at every possible outcome” after yet another defeat on the road left his Plymouth Argyle rooted to the bottom of the Championship. Argyle lost 2-0 to a resurgent Oxford United,

Wayne Rooney should take a job at Manchester City, despite his Manchester United past, in the wake of his recent dismissal from Plymouth. That's according to former footballer Don Goodman, who thinks the 39-year-old should learn from Pep Guardiola over at the Etihad Stadium.