Wayne Rooney has once again expressed his openness to joining the coaching staff of Michael Carrick at Manchester United. Carrick, who was appointed as the interim head coach for the remainder of the season, has seemingly filled a role that Rooney is interested in being part of. Rooney's willingness is seen as support for his former teammate during a transitional phase in United's managerial structure.

In a recent episode of 'The Wayne Rooney Show', he confirmed that he would gladly assist Carrick if given the opportunity, describing it as a 'no-brainer.' Rooney emphasized that he does not want to appear desperate for a job, making it clear that if he were to be approached for a role, he would accept it while prioritizing the importance of the managerial appointment for the club's future.

This discussion surrounding Rooney's potential involvement reflects the ongoing changes at Manchester United, and hints at an evolution in the coaching staff that is essential for the club’s development. The dynamic between players and coaching staff may play a crucial role in how the team performs in the remainder of the season, underscoring the significance of having former players like Rooney in supportive roles capable of influencing positive outcomes.