Wayne Rooney started a new job in Dubai after leaving Plymouth Argyle in December.
The Manchester United-star has taken itself off for the break of February half-term and takes up the sun next to fellow pros.
He has taken on a coaching role with football escaped that accompany young children in the Jumeirah Beach Hotel in Dubai.
Football escapes offer a holiday package in the hotel, with children who have the opportunity to train under the custody of former players, including Rooney, Michael Owen and Mark Noble.
On the first day, Rooney walked a group in the day one with a football -in -depth shirt, while Happy Parents watched and filmed.
Packages cost between £ 7,500 to £ 8,650 to stay in the five -star hotel for five days.
The hotel has several pitches and a gym and five swimming pools, including a 25 -meter swimming pool.
A water park and a private beach are also attached, along with a spa with 10 luxury treatment rooms.
Rooney participates as a coach with football for the first time after leaving Plymouth on New Year's Day.
He wants to return to management, but revealed that it should “be the right club”.
Although he still has to secure a new full-time job, he returned to Punditry work on TV with Prime Video last week.
Rooney was part of the reporting for the defeat of Manchester City's Champions League against Real Madrid while he appeared his debut for the broadcaster.
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