Coleen Rooney puts on a leggy display in a cut-out black mini dress

Coleen Rooney put on a leggy display at the Football For Change Gala 2022 in Manchester on Thursday evening in partnership with MailOnline.

The WAG and mum of four, 36, showed off her toned and tan pins in a thigh-skimming black mini dress as she graced the red carpet.

Former Liverpool and England defender Jamie Carragher has looted his contact book and assembled an all-star line-up to raise money for projects across the country through Football for Change, which supports MailOnline.

Coleen enjoyed an evening at Manchester’s Old Trafford Cricket Ground, with the black-tie gala aiming to raise £350,000 for charity.

The beauty opted for a one-shoulder cropped dress and completed her look with sparkly heels and matching jewelry as she wore her hair in a sleek top knot.

The star wore a stylish black handbag and opted for a typically glamorous makeup look as she posed for photos before heading inside for the charity event.

The initiative has already raised £350,000 through a celebrity luncheon and then dinner last November at the Titanic Hotel in Liverpool.

Thursday’s black-tie gala in Manchester aims to raise the bar even higher and raise a further £350,000 for charity.

Ex-footballer Jamie joined forces with current players Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Everton’s Conor Coady and Dominic Calvert-Lewin, to launch the campaign in 2021, as the Covid pandemic affects young people in Liverpool and cities across the UK. isolated.

Sky Sports colleague and former Manchester United and England defender Gary Neville is on board, while Borussia Dortmund and English midfielder Jude Bellingham is a supporter, along with Aston Villa boss Steven Gerrard and England’s Euro 2022 winners , Beth Mead and Toni Duggan, plus Spurs’ Lucas Moura and MOTD experts Alan Shearer, Peter Crouch and Gary Lineker.

Diehard Manchester City fan, Noel Gallagher headlined the swanky bash with his High Flying Birds and Melanie C and Emeli Sande also provided entertainment with individual sets.

The entire show was provided by Vernon Kay.

Money-can’t-buy lots were donated for a live auction by David Beckham, Formula 1, Robbie Williams, Calvin Harris and BT Sport.

“It’s going to be a great night,” said Carragher, whose efforts are supported by business leaders, including Ardonagh Retail CEO Ian Donaldson, and public relations executive, Dan Hughes.

“It’s a fantastic initiative, which hopefully will help working class children get into work in many different ways. There are a lot of footballers behind all over the country and I am proud to be a part of that.”