Carlton Palmer anticipates that Wayne Rooney will eventually return to the EFL as a manager.
After leading the team during the summer, the 39-year-old was just fired by Plymouth Argyle in January.
He only played in 15 games for the Blues during the previous season, having previously worked for Derby County and Birmingham City.
Rooney received greater recognition for his tenure at Pride Park, even though the squad was still relegated from the Championship due to a number of problems behind the scenes.
Palmer anticipates Rooney’s comeback.
Palmer anticipates that Rooney will need to move down the divisions—possibly as low as League Two—in order to manage in England again.
He went on to say, “But he’s very contemplative, he’s very hard-working, it’s something that he wants to do, he wants to be successful, and hopefully he will get another opportunity.”
Before he obtains a solid position, he’s probably going to have to drop down to League Two or something similar and prove himself there.
But just because we’ve experienced it as football players, let’s hope he gets that chance, moves on, and has a prosperous career.
The failure to succeed on the first try does not exclude us from succeeding as managers in the future. “You can still succeed; that’s simply the way things are.
“And of course, Wayne can succeed if he still has the drive and has something in his locker that he wants to do that.
Rooney needs a break from Management.
After his Birmingham tenure, Rooney returned to management with Plymouth with little respite. Having two unsuccessful jobs in a row, especially without having much time off, indicates that he should take some time to recover before searching for a new club.
Even working as an assistant for a few years under someone else can be a smart move if he is keen to advance as a coach.
However, considering his current performance, it’s unlikely that he will play in the Championship again very soon.
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