Redknapp: Keane may have to leave us

TOTTENHAM manager Harry Redknapp has placed Robbie Keane’s future into fresh doubt after admitting the Republic of Ireland captain might have to leave White Hart Lane to kick-start his career.

Mon, 26 Jul, 2010 - 01:00
Jim van Wijk

Redknapp has been hugely impressed with Keane’s pre-season form.

Keane scored one and made another as Tottenham continued their pre-season build-up with a 2-2 draw against Sporting Lisbon yesterday.

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