Man utd boss Jose Mourinho is irate with the FA over wayne rooney incident

Jose Mourinho and Wayne Rooney

Jose Mourinho is irate with the Football Association in the wake of discovering that England backroom staff were available when Wayne Rooney associated into the early hours at the end of the week, Sky Sports News HQ understands. 

Rooney was imagined in the early hours of Sunday morning with hotel guests who had gone to a wedding, with pictures of him emerging in a report in the Sun daily paper on Monday. 

The report cited a source as saying "Wayne was in the bar with individuals from the FA, drinking beer and red wine", despite the fact that a representative for Rooney has since shielded the England captain's activities. 

Sky Sports News HQ has been informed that backroom staff members who were with Rooney included a coach and individuals from the medical and support staff, and also colleague Phil Jagielka. 

The presence of  FA workers in the region of the hotel where Rooney was up late and drinking alcohol is comprehended to have frustrated Mourinho. 

Sky sources have been informed that, while the Manchester United manager has no issue with Rooney unwinding on a night off, he is unhappy that the England captain was permitted to carry on in this way while under the obligation of the Football Association - and that it has since gotten to be open. 

The FA has additionally said it will review what players are permitted to do in their available time, with a spokesman saying: "All England personnel have a duty to carry on suitably at all times. We will reviewing our policy around leisure time while on international duty." 

In the wake of beating Scotland at Wembley on Friday, the England squad were given Saturday night off and allowed consent to leave the team hotel in the event that they wished. A portion of the squad selected to see their families while others went out in central London until the early hours of Sunday. 

Rooney, however, opted to remain at the Grove Hotel with Jagielka and, according to reports, remained up until the early hours of Sunday morning before then being envisioned with other  hotel guests who had gone to a wedding. 

Rooney endeavored to train on Sunday however reported the impacts of a minor knee injury and was not able finish the session because of uneasiness in the joint. He then underwent a scan at the Aspire medical facility in Watford, joined by England medical staff, which affirmed the knee issue. 

England manager Gareth Southgate then took the choice to discharge Rooney back to Manchester United on Tuesday as he didn't plan to name him in the starting line-up against Spain. 

Rooney was assessed by Manchester United's medical staff at the club's Carrington training complex on the same day, and it is comprehended they anticipate that he will be sufficiently fit to be considered for selection against Arsenal on Saturday.