Robbie Keane: 'I'd definitely love to be a manager at some stage'

Keane also shared why he decided to join Wolves as a boy rather than the club he supported; Liverpool.
Robbie Keane: 'I'd definitely love to be a manager at some stage'

KEANE TO RETURN: Robbie Keane, a member of the Shamrock Rovers backroom team, speaks with Cork City manager Colin Helay and coach John Cotter, right, before the pre-season friendly match between Shamrock Rovers and Cork City at Tallaght Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

Robbie Keane has admitted he would "love to be a manager" and he is confident that the right opportunity to do so will happen soon.

Ireland's record goal-scorer had a brief spell as a player manager with Indian side ATK but more recently he has served both Middlesbrough and the Irish national team as an assistant manager.

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