Roy Keane is tipped to become the next manager of the Wales international team after reports emerge of previous interest in the Irish man.
The former Manchester United midfielder hasn’t managed a club since his spell at Ipswich Town between 2009 and 2011.
Keane was assistant manager to Martin O’Neil over Ireland but stepped down in November 2018 after a bad run of games.
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It is now being reported by the Sun that Keane could make a return to international football as a head coach, this time with Wales. The report also revealed that Noel Mooney, the Football Association of Wales CEO, tried to get Keane in during the summer.
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