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Soon, the BBC will use Wayne Rooney as a pundit during their FA Cup coverage.
Since the Manchester United icon was cruelly fired as Birmingham City manager, a lot has been said about his immediate future. The Midlanders freed 38-year-old Rooney of his duties three months after he inked a three-and-a-half-year contract with them.
The former England captain was connected to an absurd move in the Misfits movement, and there were rumors that he may enter the boxing ring. He may not be donning gloves anytime soon, but he might find himself verbally battling with other former football players in the TV studio.
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“Watching the BBC’s coverage of the FA Cup every year was always very special growing up,” Rooney said in a statement announcing his new position. I’m thrilled to be working with the crew to cover this historic competition’s tie, which I know will be jam-packed with activity.
“Having played and managed in the competition, it’s great be on the other side of the camera this time and hopefully I can bring some of that FA Cup experience to the coverage.” On Wednesday, February 28, when United visits Nottingham Forest, Rooney will be on the BBC Sport sofa.
