Wayne Rooney’s Derby County suffer relegation from Championship after 21-point deduction. Derby County, managed by Wayne Rooney, has been relegated from the Championship.
On Monday, the Rams were defeated 1-0 by Queens Park Rangers, while Reading and Swansea City played out an exciting 4-4 draw.
On the final day of the 2020/2021 season, Rooney was able to lead Derby to safety. However, he was unable to duplicate the feat this time, and they were relegated to English football’s third division.
Wayne Rooney’s Derby County suffer relegation from Championship after 21-point deduction. Their chances of survival were severely harmed in November when the English Football League docked them 21 points and forced them into administration.
After ending his playing career with MLS club DC United in November 2020, Rooney began his managerial career with Derby.
The former England and Manchester United striker has said he will only remain at the club next season if there are new owners with American businessman Chris Kirchner named as the preferred bidder to take over.
The 36-year-old has already turned down the opportunity to manage former club Everton this season while also saying his “dream job” would be a return to Old Trafford.
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