Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney is set to host a new BBC football quiz show, inviting celebrities to challenge his knowledge.

Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney is set to front a new weekly football quiz show on the BBC titled 'Can You Beat Wayne Rooney?'. Hosted by comedian Alex Brooker, the programme invites celebrity guests to test their football knowledge against Rooney on topics concerning his career. The series will stream on BBC Sport's Football YouTube channel and BBC iPlayer.
Rooney warned prospective challengers that he does not like losing and looks forward to showcasing his competitive edge. Outside of his media ventures, Rooney recently criticized Manchester United's summer transfer business under Michael Carrick, questioning the heavy midfield recruitment that left defensive issues unaddressed.
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