Roy Keane poised for dramatic return to Manchester United as Sir Jim Ratcliffe plans major overhaul following takeover

The return of football legend Roy Keane to Manchester United has been making headlines after former team-mate Steve Bruce hinted at the possibility. Keane, who had a successful career as a player for the Red Devils, has been a prominent figure in the football world as a coach and pundit. As the club undergoes a partial takeover, speculation is rife about Keane’s potential comeback to Old Trafford after nearly 19 years away. His uncompromising nature and outspoken punditry have kept him in the spotlight, with recent comments on the captaincy at United stirring the pot even further. Could we see the fiery Irishman back in a coaching role at his former club? The rumors and speculations continue as fans and pundits eagerly await the next chapter in Keane’s relationship with Manchester United.

Former Manchester United player Roy Keane is being considered for a sensational return to the club by his former team-mate. Keane, who played for Manchester United from 1992 to 2005, has been out of a managerial position since 2019, but former Red Devils captain Steve Bruce believes he could make a comeback under the potential new ownership of British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Keane has been vocal in his criticism of the team while working as a pundit for Sky Sports, recently suggesting that Bruno Fernandes should be stripped of the team captaincy. It remains to be seen if Keane will indeed make a comeback to the club where he spent 13 years as a player.