Manchester United legend Roy Keane has been confirmed as one of Sky Sports' punditry team for the season.
The former Republic of Ireland international has most recently worked as an assistant manager with Nottingham Forest and before that with the Irish national side alongside Martin O'Neil - and has stated his intentions to return to management.
He's also been in the news of late after speaking openly about his row with Sir Alex Ferguson and his controversial exit from Old Trafford, among other topics.
Keane has regularly worked as a pundit for ITV on their coverage of international football and has gained a reputation as an explosive talker on the game.
And the former United captain has promised more of the same. He's set to be in the studio for coverage of West Ham vs Manchester United and Chelsea vs Liverpool on Sunday, where he'll join fellow former United great Gary Neville and Liverpool favourite Jamie Carragher.
"I've worked with Sky Sports quite a few times over the years and it's always been an experience I've enjoyed, so this makes absolute sense," said Keane. "While I'm not coaching I still want to be involved in the game and in some ways, this is the next best thing.
"It's a game of opinions, I've never shied away from giving mine and that's only going to continue this season. Sky Sports has always been famous for the heated debates - I look forward to starting a few more."
The arrival of Keane follows Jose Mourinho's move into punditry for the season, following his departure from United in December.
