He hasn’t retired yet.
Robbie Keane may be 37 but the former Tottenham and Republic of Ireland striker hasn’t lost his clinical touch.
The veteran clinched three points for ATK in the Indian Super League with a typically unerring finish. Keane turned sharply in the box after receiving the ball before firing a low shot into the corner of the net.
And yes, he did the celebration!
Robbie Keane scores his first ever #HeroISL goal!#LetsFootball #KOLDEL pic.twitter.com/hPOqOI9JzF
— Indian Super League (@IndSuperLeague) December 23, 2017
The classic Robbie Keane celebration with an Indian twist 😍
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JioTV users can watch it LIVE on the app. #ISLMoments #KOLDEL #LetsFootball pic.twitter.com/DMSNuKtsYY— Indian Super League (@IndSuperLeague) December 23, 2017
Keane was named ‘Hero of the Match’ after guiding Teddy Sheringham’s side to three points. Sheringham coaching Keane in India – who would have called that!?
After the game, Ireland’s most-capped player refused to get carried away when asked about his first goal in Indian football.
“We got three points and that’s the main thing.”
Spoken like a true pro.