Roy Keane set to leave SkySports after talks with club over manager's role
Roy Keane could be set to leave his role at SkySports after signalling his interest in taking the vacant managerial role at Hibernian.
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Roy Keane 'interested' in Hibernian job months after Sunderland talks broke down
Roy Keane is in line for the vacant manager role at Hibernian, according to The Times. In February, the former Sunderland boss was linked with a dramatic return to the Stadium of Light following Lee Johnson’s sacking.
Next Hibs manager: What Roy Keane had to say about return to the dugout and how likely it will be Easter Road
Over the weekend, Roy Keane emerged as a contender to fill the vacant Hibs managerial role following the departure of Shaun Maloney.
Manchester United legend Roy Keane 'on verge' of return to football management
Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane is 'on the verge' of sealing a return to management with Scottish Premiership outfit Hibernian.
Nottingham Forest favourite 'interested' in return to management with Scottish club
Former Nottingham Forest favourite Roy Keane has been linked with a return to management for the first time since he left the City Ground in 2019.
Next Hibs manager: Roy Keane 'has discussed Easter Road job' with friends as he eyes return to management
The 50-year-old is better known for his television punditry these days after spells in charge of Sunderland and Ipswich Town and stints as assistant manager with Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest, and the Republic of Ireland national team.
Should Hibs' board be condemned for sacking Shaun Maloney? When dust settles, maybe others will too
A game of opinions, there is one that tends to unite. And, as he addressed the media earlier this week, holding his hands up for the messy Shaun Maloney episode, Hibs owner Ron Gordon showed an understanding of the Scottish game few among his own fanbase have credited him with in recent weeks as their season went down the pan.
Next Hibs manager: Caretaker David Gray refuses to rule himself out
Caretaker boss David Gray has refused to rule out taking on the Hibs managerial role on a permanent basis - if he is offered it.