MICKEY MOUSE CUP Wayne Rooney and Coleen enjoy trip to Disneyland Paris hours after his former Plymouth team stun Liverpool in FA Cup

WAYNE ROONEY was spotted at Disneyland Paris, just as his former side were causing one of the great FA Cup giant-killings.

The Manchester United legend was joined by wife Coleen and two of their kids for the wholesome family day.

The Rooneys were spotted trying to pose for a wholesome family photo

Coleen got into the spirit of things by embracing a Piglet characer

The teenage sweethearts have seemingly decided to make the most of their two youngest sons, Kit, 8, and Cass, 6, being off school for half term by taking them to the theme park.

The Rooneys kept a low profile, donning black and navy blue puffer jackets on what was a chilly day in France.

Former Everton and England hitman Wazza - who tried to stay warm with the help of a snood - were spotted by eagle-eyed parkgoers.

The Rooneys, minus their older children Kai, 15, and Klay, 11, were seen posing for a photo inside the park.

Coleen and Wayne cracked a smile as they posed for what they would have hoped would be a wholesome family photo.

Cass and Kit, however, seemingly weren't keen and didn't smile for the snap.

Wayne has had plenty of time on his hands after his departure from Plymouth Argyle last month.

The 38-year-old was relieved of his duties as Argyle boss in December after a torrid run of form left the Championship club fighting relegation.

But despite a shocker of a season, Rooney's former side pulled off a huge FA Cup giant-killing on Sunday by beating Prem table-toppers Liverpool.

Coleen has been loving having her hubby around the house more and has tasked him with helping her with the school run.

She recently revealed: "It's great now that Wayne's back home as well, so we are sharing [the school run].

"So I've been able to either, y'know, Wayne will do the school run, and I'll get an early gym session in."

Wayne recently revealed he's open to returning to management but wants to spend as much time as possible with his young family.

"I've had some great experiences [in management]," he said on the Stick to Football podcast. "Good ones, bad ones. So I think you've always got that to fall back on.

"Whatever happens in the future, you've always got that to fall back on.

"But I'm definitely looking, as well, to try and expand and do different things and enjoy my kids more, enjoy my family more and enjoying doing stuff with them.

"Certainly while I've got this time off."

Rooney however is back to work this week, having taken a gig working for Amazon Prime to cover Manchester City's Champions League clash with Real Madrid.

He's been at the centre of a tug-of-war among broadcasters desperate to get him on board.