Keane Second On Manager Rich List - Ipswich Town News

Town boss Roy Keane has been named as the second wealthiest manager working in the British and Irish game in the Sunday Times Sport Rich List.

Keane’s wealth, mainly earned during his playing career with Manchester United, is estimated at £30 million, behind only England boss Fabio Capello, who is said to be worth £34 million.

Keane’s former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is in third (£24 million) and Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti (£21 million) is in fourth.

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