Plymouth Argyle Names Miron Muslic Head Coach

Plymouth Argyle has appointed Miron Muslic as their new head coach following the departure of Wayne Rooney, who left the club after a poor run left them at the bottom of the Championship. Muslic, who previously managed Cercle Brugge and led them to European qualification, has signed a three-and-a-half year deal and will oversee his first match against Brentford in the FA Cup. Chairman Simon Hallett praised Muslic's tactical awareness and vision for the team, expressing optimism for an immediate impact. The club is currently three points from safety, having won only four out of 25 matches this season. Rooney's tenure was marked by a lack of wins and a failure to improve the team's form, prompting the search for a new coach to reverse their fortunes. Muslic's challenge will be to stabilize the club and avoid relegation as they navigate a difficult second half of the season.