Roy Keane speaks about one THING about Celtic that will make Celtic fans love him the more

Roy Keane, the former Manchester United and Celtic midfielder, has revealed that he was in attendance at Celtic’s UEFA Cup Final against Porto in Seville. Keane made this revelation while speaking to Stick to Football, a podcast hosted by Gary Neville, alongside guest Martin O’Neill.

During the conversation, Neville asked O’Neill if he could change one result from his managerial career. O’Neill quickly responded that he would change the result of the UEFA Cup Final against Porto in Seville. Keane, who was also present during the conversation, nodded in agreement and mentioned that he was among the estimated 80,000 Celtic supporters who traveled to Seville for the European Final.

At the time, Keane was the captain of Manchester United under Sir Alex Ferguson. He would later join Celtic a few years later. Keane’s presence at the UEFA Cup Final demonstrates his admiration for Celtic and his connection to the club.

The 2003 UEFA Cup Final was a memorable match, with Celtic twice coming from behind through Henrik Larsson’s goals. However, the team ultimately lost the game in extra time after Bobo Balde was sent off. The Porto side, managed by Jose Mourinho, went on to win the UEFA Champions League the following season.

In other Celtic news, there have been reports that Greg Taylor wants to stay at the club despite interest from other teams. Taylor’s current contract is set to expire, and he has been linked with a potential move to another club. However, according to recent reports, Taylor is keen to remain at Celtic and continue playing for the team.

Additionally, there have been updates on Kieran Tierney’s situation at Arsenal. Tierney was an unused substitute in Arsenal’s recent draw against Brighton. The Scottish left-back has been linked with a potential return to Celtic, and his situation at Arsenal will be closely monitored in the coming weeks.

Celtic fans will be keeping a close eye on these developments, as well as other news and updates from the club. With the January transfer window now open, there may be further changes to the team’s squad in the coming weeks.