Roy Keane could resume his history with Sunderland almost 15 years after leaving the club. Indeed, in 2006, during his first experience as a manager, the former sulphurous Manchester United midfielder led the Black Cats to promotion to the Premier League, before keeping them the following season, then leaving. the club in 2008 after differences with the president at the time. Currently on Skysportsthe Irishman is one of the highest paid columnists in the country, but he has never hidden his attraction to management.
Sunderland, who have been playing in the English Third Division for four seasons, sacked manager Lee Johnson after a 6-0 loss to Bolton Wanderers when the club were third in the league. According to The Telegraph, the leaders would have even already come into contact with Keane, to whom they would have offered a short-term contract, with the possibility of extending at the end of the season. The main interested party would have asked for a little more time to make his decision.
