Man Utd told Roy Keane as manager could 'attract stars' with his 'strong connections'

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Manchester United.Keane, 50, has been out of management since 2011 when he held the reins at Ipswich Town though admitted to former team-mate Gary Neville that he is keen to test himself again in the dugout.Speaking on the Overlap YouTube channel the former Man Utd captain said: "Realistically where am I going to go back in to?"The championship, top of League One...

I think there's something in there where I could be a good manager." But Dunne, who featured alongside Keane at Ireland, believes the much-loved Sky Sports pundit should be setting his sights higher than his former club."I wouldn't be surprised," said Dunne, courtesy of Freebets, when asked if Keane has what it takes to become manager of Man Utd."He can go anywhere he wants.

He's got a great reputation and people will listen to him. Players will follow him as he's such a strong character. His ability to attract players would be second to none."He's obviously got strong connections to United but who knows what direction they want to go now.

I wouldn't rule Roy out of any job though."Keane was most recently linked with a move to Sunderland after a previous successful spell with the Black Cats.Having taken over with the northeast side in the Championship relegation zone, Keane guided them back to the Premier League in the same season.The Man Utd legend then stood down as manager midway into his third season with the club established back in the top-flight.Disagreements with the new ownership lead to his resignation and despite rumours of a re-appointment, Sunderland plumped for ex-Preston boss Alex Neil.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer.