The couple made the admission when speaking to Peter Crouch and Abbey Clancy

Wayne and Coleen Rooney revealed that their eight-year-old son Cass burst into tears after being released from Everton's youth setup. Speaking on the Therapy Crouch podcast with Peter Crouch and Abbey Clancy, Coleen shared that Cass was heartbroken when receiving the news, though he recovered quickly and continues playing for his grassroots team.
Wayne Rooney reflected on the situation, emphasizing that players develop at different paces and noted he did not join Everton's academy until age nine himself. Meanwhile, the couple's older sons remain in academy football, with 16-year-old Kai playing for Manchester United's under-18s and 13-year-old Klay also enrolled with United.
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