Former Celtic striker Robbie Keane is being considered for the vacancy at Portsmouth. The Irish striker had a prolific career as a player and the 42-year-old is now looking to make the step up to become a No.1.
As reported by Sky Sports, Keane is one of the front runners for the Fratton Park vacancy, having taken in their FA Cup defeat against former club Tottenham Hotspur.
Keane was welcomed to Paradise as a hero arriving in a Deadline Day deal back in January 2010. The Irishman repaid the fans with 16 goals in 19 appearances. However, it was not enough to recover ground in the title race or to lift the Scottish Cup, exiting to Ross County in the Semi Final at Hampden. Such was the abject nature of that season that Keane was awarded the Player of the Year accolade by the supporters.
In a career spanning twenty years, Keane scored 325 goals in 737 appearances. Keane has management experience with ATK in India, where he was a player-manager before Assistant Manager roles with the Republic of Ireland and Middlesbrough. Keane, who has obtained his UEFA Pro Licence, has been working for FAI but without a defined role.
