Roy Keane shows true colours with five-word statement about Andy Murray

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Former Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane has shared his thoughts on Andy Murray's Wimbledon farewell, stating it "isn't sad news at all."The ex-footballer commented on the tennis star's grand send-off from The All England Club after a video montage featuring tributes from tennis greats and Sue Barker marked Murray's departure from the tournament.

Keane, former captain of the Republic of Ireland, suggested that Murray should be grateful for his successful career. The two-time Wimbledon champion is set to compete in the Olympic Games later this month before retiring from professional tennis.

Despite the bittersweet nature of the occasion, Keane sees it as "good news" that the Scotsman is retiring with such an illustrious career behind him, reports the Express.

Speaking on the Stick to Football podcast, the former United captain argued that given the numerous injuries he's battled, the Olympic champion should be content with his career. "Andy Murray retiring from tennis isn't sad news at all," Keane stated."He's 37-years-old, had a brilliant career but had plenty of injuries, so he should count his blessings that he's had such a successful career" he added.Injuries have been a persistent and significant obstacle in Andy Murray's career, with hip and back problems causing him to miss substantial parts of the tennis season, including playing singles at Wimbledon.