Manchester United legend Roy Keane looks to be teetering on the brink of a career change away from the world of punditry, despite holding commitments with Sky Sports and ITV

Pundit Roy Keane has revealed he would consider a return to management amid speculation linking him to Scottish club Celtic. The Manchester United legend was recently seen in the stands during Celtic's 1-0 defeat to Rangers, which marked their third consecutive loss in a week. Celtic manager Martin O'Neill stated he will reflect on his future during the upcoming international break.
Keane previously worked alongside O'Neill with the Republic of Ireland and Nottingham Forest. Speaking to Micah Richards on Sky Sports, Keane admitted that he still thinks about taking on managerial roles when watching matches, though he acknowledged that a return to the dugout after 15 years away remains unlikely.
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