Manchester United legend Roy Keane talks about his career regret and the decision he wishes he was 'brave' enough to make.

Roy Keane has revealed the one thing he wishes he had done during his decorated career.

the seven times first division winner and four times FA Cup The champion achieved a host of accolades and awards during his 17-year playing career.

Having started his career with Irish side Cobh Ramblers in 1989, Keane then starred Nottingham Forest for three years before moving to manchester united.

He would go on to make 480 appearances for the Red Devils and score 51 goals in the process.

The Irish midfielder played his final season for Celtic, the club he supported as a child.

The Premier League Hall of Famer is also a national icon and is the most successful Irish football player of all time.

After assuming managerial functions in SunderlandEdit and ipswich town Between 2006 and 2011, Keane has become a popular broadcaster and pundit.

But for all his successes, Keane has now admitted there was one thing he was never able to do.

Keane joined Ian Wright, Jill Scott, Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher about him Stay with football podcast to talk about his career at United and his days as a manager, among other things.

And when the 52-year-old was asked what was the hardest thing he had ever had to do in his career, his answer proved particularly insightful.

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“I would probably leave United at that point,” he replied. “That was probably difficult.”

But the question led Keane to another area of ​​discussion as he discussed the options he had after leaving the Red Devils.

He continued: “Also talking about decisions, I definitely should have gone abroad. I had opportunities to play abroad.”

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

And when pressed to name a team he could have gone to, Keane said no. was A club that immediately came to mind.

“You know, I always had a soft spot for Juventus,” he revealed. “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 Real Madrid for a year and a half, they offered me a year and a half.

“Celtic, it was emotional. I was fine with making those kinds of decisions, I was 34 years old, and I thought: am I going to go to Madrid and make an impact?”