MANCHESTER UNITED legend Roy Keane was spotted wearing an ARSENAL shirt while covering Euro 2024 in Germany.
Keane, 52, spent 12 years with the Red Devils from 1993 to 2005 and firmly established himself as a fan favourite.
He won 17 trophies during his time at Old Trafford, making him one of United’s most decorated players.
However, he appeared to briefly change allegiances while out in Germany.
Keane was seen wearing an Arsenal shirt when arriving at a studio in Germany, leaving Gunners legend Ian Wright utterly stunned.
“It suits you,” Wright said. “Man United fans are gonna do their nut!”
Keane then brandished a matching shirt but with ‘Wright 8’ written on the back.
The former Ireland midfielder previously admitted that he hated Arsenal during his playing days.
He said: “I had a lot of hatred for Arsenal because they were big rivals.
“I can’t think of any other word that springs to mind when when I was going into battle with Arsenal. Hatred was the word.
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“Usually when you play football one or two players you like but I don’t remember liking anybody at Arsenal.
“When I was a player maybe I used that but I used to build myself up to have a hatred and get my body psyched because I knew had to be at my angriest to be at my best against Arsenal.
“I never felt like that against any other team but Arsenal certainly brought out something different in me.”
Despite his hatred of Arsenal, Keane has developed a bromance with ex-Gunner Wright.
The pair both feature on the Stick to Football podcast and work together for ITV Sport.
It is not known why hardman Keane was wearing the Arsenal shirt, but fans speculated online that it was either a forfeit or something to do with his work on the podcast.
