Wayne Rooney cut a casual figure as he was pictured outside a petrol station in Cheshire on Thursday.
The former English footballer, 38, who recently left his role as a pundit for BBC’s Euro 2024 coverage and headed back to England immediately, sported a grey tracksuit.
The casual ensemble from Under Armour consisted of a grey hoody and a pair of slim-fit jogging bottoms to match.
The professional footballer also sported a black cap as he filled up his £200,000 Audi at a local petrol station.
He teamed a pair of chunky white trainers with the ensemble and sported a black Apple Watch.
Wayne Rooney cut a casual figure in a grey tracksuit as he was pictured outside a petrol station in Cheshire on Thursday
The former footballer, 38, recently left his role as a pundit for BBC’s Euro 2024 coverage and headed back to England immediately to take on the role of Plymouth Argyle’s new manager
His outing comes after Wayne admitted he was disappointed to not get the chance to work on any England games after leaving the BBC’s coverage of Euro 2024
His outing comes after Wayne admitted he was disappointed to not get the chance to work on any England games after leaving the BBC’s coverage of Euro 2024.
Wayne has been working for the corporation in Germany during the group stages of the tournament.
However, he confirmed to The Mirror on Wednesday that he would be heading home to England immediately.
The England legend will reportedly begin work as Plymouth Argyle’s new manager, with his squad set to return to training next week.
Wayne was originally expected to spend the entire tournament working as a pundit for the BBC.
However, his plans changed when he took on the Plymouth job, with his final game being Belgium’s goalless draw with Ukraine on Wednesday.
And now, the Manchester United legend admitted he is leaving his role with several disappointments.
He told the Football Daily podcast: ‘Yeah, it’s been ok. Obviously, it’s different and new to what I’ve been used to.’
It comes after Wayne shared a sweet family snap with his wife Coleen, also 38, and their four sons Kai, 14, Klay, 11, Kit, eight, and Cass, six, earlier this month
The sweet snap came after the former professional footballer and the WAG celebrated their 16th wedding anniversary, with a gushing throwback photo from their £5million nuptials
‘I’ve done TV in the past but [I’ve] spent quite a bit of time here, so yeah it’s been a bit different but I’ve enjoyed it.’
‘Unfortunately, I haven’t had any of the England games to talk about really and the games I’ve done haven’t been the greatest but it’s nice to spend some time here. I fly home tomorrow.’
‘The lads are back in on the third of July, so I’ll be home and straight down to Plymouth.’
‘The excitement was there today when you see the fixtures. You look through the opening games, your schedule and stuff so yeah really excited.’
Two of England’s three group-stage games were selected by the BBC, However, Wayne was not chosen as a pundit for either match.
Instead, for the win over Serbia, Gary Lineker hosted the coverage, with Cesc Fabregas, Rio Ferdinand, and Micah Richards as the pundits.
Then for the draw against Denmark, Gary was joined by Rio, Micah and Brentford manager Thomas Frank.
It comes after Wayne shared a sweet family snap with his wife Coleen and their four sons after celebrating their 16th wedding anniversary.
Coleen and Wayne celebrated their wedding anniversary by sharing a clip of their lavish 2008 nuptials to Instagram
The couple tied the knot in a romantic ceremony in Italy, with the big day said to have cost an estimated £5m
Coleen shared a clip of herself watching back their wedding video as Wayne gave his speech before the couple enjoyed their first dance
The former professional footballer and the WAG, 38, who recently celebrated their 16th wedding anniversary, were all smiles as they spent time with their boys.
Their eldest son Kai, 14, towered over Coleen and Wayne in the selfie while his lookalike little brothers pulled funny faces.
Klay, 11, Kit, eight, and Cass, six, looked the spitting image of their famous football manager father.
