Post by Taxigirl on Dec 12, 2005 10:17:54 GMT
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Roy Keane will join Real Madrid this week if he passes remaining medical tests with the Spanish giants.
Spanish daily Marca says Keane will sign a six-month contract with an option for another season if he comes through the tests.
The paper claims Keane will earn 1million Euros for the rest of the season at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Despite the fact Keane looks certain now to head for Madrid, Everton and Bolton still haven't given up hope of signing the Irishman.
Speaking the 1-1 draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford, David Moyes told Everton's official website: "He's a player that I would like to bring to Everton but we have not heard anything yet.
"I'm sure I am the same as eight or 10 other managers that are waiting for a decision but I respect that Roy will take his time and make the decision that is best for himself."
Bolton boss Sam Allardyce meanwhile admitted to his club's website: "You can't rule us out. We are very interested in signing Roy.
"The chairman will contact Keane's representatives in the next couple of days with our offer.
"He would be a tremendous signing for Bolton and I'm very excited about the prospect."
Celtic, Manchester City, Wigan and West Brom are other clubs to have been linked with the 34-year-old Keane.
Roy Keane will join Real Madrid this week if he passes remaining medical tests with the Spanish giants.
Spanish daily Marca says Keane will sign a six-month contract with an option for another season if he comes through the tests.
The paper claims Keane will earn 1million Euros for the rest of the season at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Despite the fact Keane looks certain now to head for Madrid, Everton and Bolton still haven't given up hope of signing the Irishman.
Speaking the 1-1 draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford, David Moyes told Everton's official website: "He's a player that I would like to bring to Everton but we have not heard anything yet.
"I'm sure I am the same as eight or 10 other managers that are waiting for a decision but I respect that Roy will take his time and make the decision that is best for himself."
Bolton boss Sam Allardyce meanwhile admitted to his club's website: "You can't rule us out. We are very interested in signing Roy.
"The chairman will contact Keane's representatives in the next couple of days with our offer.
"He would be a tremendous signing for Bolton and I'm very excited about the prospect."
Celtic, Manchester City, Wigan and West Brom are other clubs to have been linked with the 34-year-old Keane.