Roy Keane is regarded as one of the greatest players in Premier League history. During his 17-year playing career, he won 19 major trophies, with 17 of these coming for Manchester United under Sir Alex Ferguson. Keane won seven league titles at United, along with the UEFA Champions League in 1999 in the club’s treble-winning season. In 2021, he was inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame.
The 53-year-old played at some of the most iconic stadiums in England during his career. In a Monday Night Football (MNF) appearance in October 2022, he was asked to name his three favourite Premier League stadiums to play at, and here is what he said.
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Highbury Among Keane’s Favourite Premier League Stadiums
The Cork-born midfielder also included Anfield and Old Trafford
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During a Monday Night Football (MNF) appearance in October 2022, Keane was asked which three stadiums were his favourite Premier League venues to play at. The former United midfielder named Highbury Stadium, Anfield and Old Trafford as his three choices. He explained these choices with the following reasoning: