Rooney open to joining Carrick's Man Utd staff

Wayne Rooney says he'd join Michael Carrick's staff at Manchester United. Carrick set to be interim manager. A return is a 'no-brainer' for Rooney.

Wayne Rooney has indicated his readiness to return to Manchester United as part of Michael Carrick's coaching team. Carrick is anticipated to be appointed as the club's interim manager until the conclusion of the season imminently. Darren Fletcher is also expected to be a part of Carrick's finalized coaching staff, potentially bridging caretaker and permanent roles.

Rooney, who was on holiday with Carrick last week, stated that rejoining Manchester United would be a 'no-brainer.' He highlighted the importance of having individuals at the club who understand its ethos and history, believing this can help restore the club's 'family feel.' Carrick, a former United player, has previous experience as a caretaker manager and managed Middlesbrough.

Carrick's potential appointment comes after a period of uncertainty, with club officials reportedly impressed by his interview. Manchester United, currently seventh in the Premier League, faces a crucial period as they aim to secure European qualification. The team's upcoming fixture is a derby against Manchester City next Saturday.

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