Wayne Rooney has landed a new job as a football pundit on The Overlap.
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The 38-year-old will be featured on the YouTube channel with Ian Wright, Jamie Carragher, Jill Scott, and former Manchester United teammates Gary Neville and Roy Keane.
The Overlap, which launched in April 2021, mostly shows Neville interviewing players, both past and present.
The channel has recently introduced weekly sit-down chats with distinguished guests and fan conversations.
The announcement was made by Fabrizio Romano in a social media video.
He said: “Breaking news in the world football… Here we go! Manchester United, Everton and England legend Wayne Rooney has signed an agreement with The Overlap. The deal is completed and signed.
“Rooney will join his friends and ex-team-mates Gary Neville, Roy Keane and the rest of the team and will be making his debut very soon. Wayne Rooney to The Overlap, here we go!”
🚨 HERE WE GO! @FabrizioRomano ✍️@WayneRooney joins The Overlap! 😮
We are thrilled to announce that the legendary Man United, Everton, and England star will be appearing on multiple shows across the channel! 📺
Welcome to the team, Wayne! 🤝 pic.twitter.com/akM8DXHTWn
— The Overlap (@WeAreTheOverlap) April 30, 2024
Rooney confirmed the news and expressed his excitement to become a part of The Overlap.
I’m excited to announce that I will be joining my good mate @GNev2 and the team at @WeAreTheOverlap to appear on the channel across some of their brilliant shows on YouTube and the podcast.
I can’t wait to get started – head over and subscribe now! 🙌🏼 pic.twitter.com/oFS582mzbn
— Wayne Rooney (@WayneRooney) April 30, 2024
Rooney was fired as Birmingham City’s manager in January after just 15 games in charge, hence he is currently taking time out from management.
The former United striker has held coaching positions at Derby County and DC United before this.
Wayne Rooney has stepped into punditry
The former Manchester United attacker amassed over 350 goals and twelve major titles throughout his playing career, including five Premier League titles.
Following his dismissal from the Blues, Rooney ventured into the realm of punditry.
He worked for ITV when United defeated Nottingham Forest 1-0 in the FA Cup, and he later appeared on Sky Sports when Everton defeated Liverpool in the Merseyside derby last Wednesday.
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