Wayne Rooney will participate in Prime Video on Tuesday for their reporting on the Champions League collision of Manchester City with Real Madrid.
Rooney was fired at the beginning of January as a Plymouth manager, after he had passed a disastrous regime in Home Park. He supervised only four league winning, all of which came home, and left with the pilgrims on the rock of the championship.
The Manchester United icon was sent back in Punditry by returning to the stick from the overlap to football podcast. And he will now be on the scenes to give an analysis of the play-off first leg of the city against Madrid on Tuesday.
Rooney will be with the former Liverpool star Daniel Sturridge, AC Milan legend Clarence Seedorf and the triple Premier League title winner Gael Clichy in the Punditry team in the Punditry team. Gabby Logan will anchor the MatchDay show, with Jon Champion and Alan Shearer on a comment obligation.
In a statement, Prime said: “Prime said England and Manchester United -legend Wayne Rooney with his UEFA Champions League Punditry team, and he will make a debut tomorrow night when Manchester City takes on Real Madrid in the first stage of their heavy weight Knock – outphase play-off collision.
“UCL winner Rooney will add to Daniel Sturridge, Clarence Seedorf and Gael Clichy at the Punditry team in the Etihad Stadium tomorrow night in the Etihad Stadium. The group will offer expert analysis from the moment coverage starts at 6.30 pm Prime.
“The inaugural season of Prime Video of UEFA Champions League reporting in the UK and Ireland includes every Tuesday the top match available for millions of households without extra costs for their prime membership.”
At the end of January, Rooney gave his intention to return to management one day. Before he was in charge of Plymouth, the English legend underwent a disastrous enchanting in Birmingham City, a mixed period at DC United and a heavy stint in Derby County.
'I would like to go back [to management]”He said on the stick to the football podcast, to the surprise of former Manchester United teammate Gary Neville.” But it should be the right club. Certainly the right club. “
'I think you always have that ego, right? You always have that confidence that you could go inside and get the best out of a bad or difficult situation. Of course that was not the case [at Plymouth]. However, I will enjoy time with my family. “
After having demanded 13 victories against City as a player and to score 12 goals, Rooney will now offer analysis for their crucial collision with Madrid. Los Blancos defeated the ruling Premier League champions in last season's quarterfinals.
It was a difficult season for the city and they could only close a 22nd place in the competition phase of Europe's Premier competition. Madrid in the meantime finished 11th to set up the play-off collision with the men of Pep Guardiola.
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