One of the top players of the 1990s, the Ireland legend is now known as much for his outspoken remarks as he once was for his tough tackling
Whether he is in or out of a job, Roy Keane never appears to be far from the headlines.
A long-time lieutenant for manager Martin O’Neill, the Corkman first came to note as a hard-tackling midfielder at Nottingham Forest but it was at Manchester United he became a legend.
Since retiring from the sport in 2006, having also had a spell with boyhood club Celtic, he has appeared as an assistant boss to O’Neill but also spent time in management with Sunderland and Ipswich.