Derby County captain Richard Keogh is hardly the most popular person in LS11.
After all, he was in the thick of Deby County's dramatic play-off win over Leeds United in May, and, much to the annoyance of the Elland Road faithful, he was in the thick of the on-pitch celebrations.
Put simply, it is hard to imagine the Ireland stopper playing for the Whites in the future.
Strangely though, Keogh almost did join United once upon a time, in a very different era and under a very different manager.
In a recent interview with The Athletic, Keogh revealed that he almost joined the Whites during Neil Warnock's reign.
He said: "Leeds were potentially about to be taken over, and Neil (Warnock) told me he needed a bit more time.
"I told Leeds that if they had a bid accepted (by Coventry) then I’d talk to them.
"But I always felt Derby was the right fit for me and the right step in my career. We’ve been a good fit so far."
Keogh was at the forefront of May's thrilling play-off encounter, setting up the eventual winner for the Rams.
He will arrive at Elland Road on Saturday very much an opposition player.
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