Keane’s Absence from Manchester United Icons Game…
Manchester United legends are rolling into Glasgow to take on Celtic’s iconic squad, led by the evergreen Bryan Robson. Stars like Darren Fletcher, Michael Carrick, Dimitar Berbatov, and Patrice Evra will make their fans reminisce about the glory days. However, don’t hold your breath for a Roy Keane appearance. It’s like hoping to find a unicorn in your backyard—Keane, who dazzled for both clubs, has hung up those charity boots for good. Despite his stint at United from 1993 to 2005 and a short stay at Celtic, his retired legs echo more like rusty gates than racehorses.
Roy Keane’s off-field career has transformed spectacularly—almost Houdini-like—into a TV punditry magician. His decision to dodge the legends game isn’t rooted in laziness but reality; the 54-year-old admits he’s not fit enough even to jog away from a snail. You’ll catch him making incisive comments on your screen as England faces Andorra. Roy is much more at home criticizing tactics than tackling players these days, and alongside Ian Wright, he’ll offer more hits than a greatest hits CD collection on ITV Sport. Meanwhile, fans can follow the game and stay updated through our entertaining platforms.
