Keane takes a harsh shot at a Man Utd player, comparing him unfavorably to a Liverpool icon.

Roy Keane was not too pleased with the performance of a certain Manchester United player. During his analysis, he took a moment to praise Liverpool's star player Mohamed Salah, describing him as "magnificent". It's no surprise, as Salah has been one of the best players in the world since he joined Liverpool in 2017. Even with a change in their coaching staff, Salah has maintained his sensational form and has already scored 10 goals and assisted 10 in just 18 appearances this season, helping his team secure the top spot in the Premier League.

At the age of 32, Salah's consistency and impressive physique are truly something to admire. Keane couldn't help but comment on his physical condition, stating, "Doesn't he look in great shape? He looks like a top professional footballer." He also revealed that they had the opportunity to interview Salah after their game against United in September, and were in awe of his performance. Keane compared him to a "Rolls-Royce" of a player, highlighting his exceptional skills on the field.

The conversation then shifted to Marcus Rashford, who has been facing some criticism from United fans for attending an NBA game in New York last week instead of focusing on his football. Keane couldn't resist making a slight dig at him, saying, "He probably does everything right. Bet he didn't go to America last week for a few days..." He then went on to discuss Rashford's recent form, noting that he had a fantastic season not too long ago, but has been struggling this season with only one league goal so far.

Despite his recent struggles, Keane remains hopeful that Rashford can return to his top form under the guidance of their new head coach. He encouraged Rashford to find joy in football again, stating, "He never looks like he's enjoying it that much. That's the biggest worry for me." He also shared his belief that a new voice in the team could help Rashford rediscover his love for the game and play with the same enthusiasm he had as a child.

In conclusion, Keane's analysis covered a range of topics, from praising Salah's remarkable performance to discussing Rashford's struggles and potential for improvement. He showed admiration for both players and acknowledged the impact a new coach can have on a player's performance.

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