He is still a legend in Man United, now he signed for a new Premier League team

Manchester United does not live its best situation, Erik ten Hag's team has had one of the worst starts to the season in its history. After a game suffered against Brentford, the team managed to get the result in the last minutes with a brace from Scott McTominay. Despite the lack of minutes, the Scottish responded inside the field despite coming in as a substitute.

One of the great qualities of the team is its squad. Which, has never known how to combine and balance to form a competitive team. Among the players who stand out in each game are Casemiro and Rasmus Hojlund, who have had good performances in every game they play with the Red Devils. Despite this, they have been able to do little to avoid defeat on some occasions.

Similarly, not everyone has reacted in the same way. One of those who has received the most criticism has been goalkeeper Andre Onana. The constant complaint of the fans has been that the player has made specific mistakes that have cost his team the victory. Which does not make the fans happy and who demand that the Turkish Altay Bayindir be given the opportunity. However, it seems that Ten Hag continues to support the player.

In turn, despite the fact that the Old Trafford team managed to qualify for the UEFA Champions League last season, the team's last performances in the most important tournament in the world have not been the best. So far, the team has suffered two consecutive defeats. It seems that United need a manager who is more familiar with the club, even a legend. Recently, a Man United legend signed with an English Championship team.

Which United Legend?

As announced by Fabrizio Romano, Wayne Rooney is the new manager of Birmingham City of the FL Championship. After starting his career as a manager at Derby County, the player migrated to DC United of MLS where his numbers were totally regular. Undoubtedly, a future option for Manchester United and above all a player who was instilled and influenced by Sir Alex Ferguson.