Wayne Rooney was told in a phone call from Andrew Parkinson, Plymouth Argyle’s chief executive, late on Monday night that his time at the club was over. In truth, though, the message had been more forcibly conveyed by the club’s travelling fans at Oxford United 24 hours previously.

Rooney, 39, left the Championship club after overseeing a torrid run of results. The Liverpool -born former Manchester United forward ended his tenure at Argyle sporting just four wins from 23 Championship matches, with six draws and 13 defeats. His team conceded 51 goals and netted just 22 times during his reign.

Once revered as one of Manchester United's all-time greats, Wayne Rooney finds himself at the center of mounting criticism as his managerial stint at Plymouth Argyle falters. The 39-year-old head coach,

Plymouth Argyle director of football Neil Dewsnip is set to leave his role at the club following head coach Wayne Rooney’s exit. The 63-year-old’s departure ends his five-year spell at Plymouth, having been appointed in 2019 after initially joining the club as a technical consultant.

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Head coach Wayne Rooney has left Plymouth after seven months in the role, with the club rock-bottom of the Sky Bet Championship.