Keane's potential future son-in-law, an England star, is looking forward to his debut tonight.

Taylor Harwood-Bellis has some big dreams tonight as he prepares for his possible debut with the England team in their match against Republic of Ireland in the Uefa Nations League. He's been working hard and seeking advice from his soon-to-be father-in-law, former Irish captain Roy Keane.

Harwood-Bellis recently got engaged to Keane's daughter Leah, and he's grateful to have the wise and experienced Keane as a mentor. He has been a key player for Southampton, helping them get promoted to the Premier League last season and maintaining a strong presence on the field this season. This caught the attention of interim boss Lee Carsley, who called Harwood-Bellis up to the national team last week.

Although he didn't get the chance to play in their 3-0 win against Greece, Harwood-Bellis is hopeful for his first appearance on the field tonight. "It's something that is good, yes, and I take a lot of advice," he shared last week. "My family will want to be there to see if I feature or even just be involved, which is massive for me and my family."

In a recent interview, Harwood-Bellis revealed that he hasn't discussed the upcoming match with his future father-in-law. "No, everything is focused on Greece at the minute," he said. "It's a big game after the result at home. Obviously, we want to go over there and get a result. It will be a good atmosphere and a full house. We are looking forward to it and take the challenge on."

Keane, who represented his country 67 times between 1991 and 2005, has five children with his wife Theresa - four daughters and a son. He is known for his no-nonsense approach both on and off the field, making him one of football's most respected and feared pundits. During an appearance on the Tommy Tiernan Show last year, Keane was asked about the toughest part of being a father, with comedian Tommy Tiernan jokingly comparing him to "Clint Eastwood in the kitchen."

Keane responded with a laugh, "No, they're okay. Listen, when they get a bit older, I suppose boyfriends and that type of carry on, yeah that can be tough." Tiernan then playfully added, "I'd say it'd be fairly intimidating meeting you now in all fairness. Clint Eastwood in the kitchen." Keane replied, "You'd be very surprised. Surely that's the same for everybody."

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