‘Massive’ Birmingham City, according to Wayne Rooney, can replicate Newcastle and Man City

The’massive club’ Birmingham City, according to Wayne Rooney, can emulate both Manchester City and Newcastle United.

The former Manchester United player has signed a three-and-a-half year contract at St Andrews, and he has now made a comeback to English football.

After the final confirmation of the American investment-led purchase in the summer and the addition of NFL icon Tom Brady as a co-owner, the Blues have high expectations.

After firing John Eustace earlier this week, Birmingham’s new owners think Rooney is the best choice to guide the team back to the Premier League.

Rooney’s first job in the managerial booth came at Middlesbrough during the international break, and City is currently sixth in the Championship.

The former England captain claims he rejected down six offers from other teams in order to head the exciting project with Birmingham. He has previously experienced managing stints with DC United and Derby County.

We’ve seen clubs be taken over by other owners and truly develop, he told the MailOnline. We have observed Manchester City and Newcastle’s growth in the Premier League.

The club Birmingham City is quite large. They have the appropriate owners, and it’s thrilling to be a part of it because of the story and the potential for the project.

“City and Newcastle have experience playing at the highest level and have grown, and I firmly believe we can move up from the Championship.” After doing that, you sit down and set new goals. I’m a huge football fan, thus I truly want to follow and care about this.