'Manchester United fans will do what they can': Ian Wright stunned to see Roy Keane in Arsenal shirt

Roy Keane has offered some amazing moments, particularly against Arsenal, so few would have anticipated this.

The former legendary manchester united The captain was seen wearing a 90s t-shirt. Arsenal t-shirt in the company of the Gunners hero Ian Wrightwho joked that it suited his friend and colleague.

However, he anticipated that the Old Trafford faithful might not agree with him.

“Manchester United fans will go crazy,” he joked, saying the reason for Keane's wardrobe change is probably for promotional purposes or something to do with the work he does with Wright on ITV or on the Overlap podcast with Jamie Carragher. Jill Scott, Gary Neville and Wright, who are also working for ITV on Euro 2024.

During his playing career, Keane made no secret of his disdain for Arsenal, as they were the team that posed the biggest threat to United's dominance in the 1990s and early 2000s.

“I hated Arsenal a lot because they were great rivals,” Keane told the ITV documentary 'Keane & Vieira – Best of Enemies' in 2013.

“I can't think of any other word that comes to mind when I was going into battle with Arsenal. Hate was the word.

“Normally when you play football you like one or two players, but I don't remember liking anyone at Arsenal.

“I've never felt like that against any other team, but Arsenal certainly brought something different out of me.”

Few will forget Keane's fierce exchange in the Highbury tunnel with Patrick Vieira in February 2005, when the then-Manchester United star objected to what he described as Vieira's “bullying” teammate. Gary Neville.

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Keane responded to the Frenchman by shouting “we'll see” at Vieira, before the Irishman was stopped by match referee Graham Poll, who attempted to calm him down.

However, with his playing days firmly behind him, it appears Keane could be softening his stance towards the Gunners, something possibly sparked by his blossoming friendship with Wright.

Keane was also seen holding another Arsenal shirt with 'Wright' and his famous number 8 on the back.

The clip was shared on ITV Football's Instagram page and presumably filmed in Germany, where the pair work as pundits for the channel. Euro 2024 coverage.

The 52-year-old spent 12 trophy-laden years at Old Trafford before his departure in 2005, where he finished his career at Celtic.

Keane, considered one of the best midfielders of his time, rejected opportunities to play abroad during his brilliant career, something he regrets.

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“I definitely should have gone abroad. I had opportunities to play abroad,” he told the Stick to Football podcast.

“I should have been brave enough to go and play in Italy, Germany or Spain, and I had the opportunity.”

“You know, I always had a soft spot for Juventus,” Keane added. “And they offered me a deal, but I remember the deal wasn't, sort of… At the time, thinking it wasn't surprising, I was looking for an incredible deal.

“The club that offered me the most incredible deal was Bayern Munich.

“And then when I left United I went to Celtic and I could have gone to the real Madrid for a year and a half.”