Former Teammate Believes Keane Could Make a Comeback

Roy Keane, the former Manchester United star, has been tipped to make a sensational return to the club by one of his former teammates. Keane, who played for the Red Devils from 1992 to 2005, left the club after a falling out with Sir Alex Ferguson. However, there are now rumors that Keane could be making a comeback after nearly 19 years away.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Takeover Could Shake Things Up

British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe is on the verge of completing a partial takeover of Manchester United, acquiring a 25% stake in the club. As part of Ratcliffe's shake-up, it is believed that Keane could return to the club in a new role. Keane, who is highly regarded at Old Trafford, served as captain for 13 years and could bring his experience and leadership back to the team.

Keane's Coaching Career and Recent Criticism

Since retiring from professional football, Keane has had a successful coaching career. He won the Championship title with Sunderland in 2007 and has served as an assistant coach for both the Ireland national team and Aston Villa. However, Keane has not held a coaching position since 2019. In recent years, he has made headlines with his outspoken criticism of Manchester United while working as a pundit for Sky Sports.

Could Keane Take on a New Role at Man Utd?

Steve Bruce, another former captain of Manchester United, believes that Keane would be open to taking on a role at the club. Bruce spoke to the Irish Examiner and stated that Keane's history with the club and his leadership qualities make him a strong candidate for a position at Old Trafford. Whether Keane will indeed make a comeback remains to be seen, but it is clear that there is speculation surrounding his potential return.