The ex-Liverpool and Spurs striker has taken on a coaching role at Middlesbrough ahead of the new Championship season
Republic of Ireland legend Robbie Keane has outlined his expectations as he moves into coaching, but refused to discuss sensational stories from his stellar playing career.
Keane will be an assistant coach to Jonathan Woodgate at Middlesbrough in the Championship next season as two players who have played at the very top of the game look to make names for themselves from the dugout.
In an interview with Daily Mail, Keane made it clear he wanted the focus to be on his new job and not salacious gossip from his 21 years on the pitch.