Roy Keane is linked with a return to management with reports emerging that he's a contender to take over at League One side Sunderland.
The Cork native could be set for a return to the club he previously managed between 2006 and 2008 - his first foray into football management.
And although an emotional return spells good news for both the club and the former Ireland man, fans could be set to miss out on TV gold as he would step away from his punditry job.
Keane has provided viewers with several box office rants, jokes, debates in recent years in the studios for Premier League action, and will be sorely missed.
And as reports of his potential return to management gather pace, Sky Sports have shared a brilliant highlight reel of Keane on the mic.
From extraordinary Manchester United rants, intense debates with fellow pundits like Jamie Carragher to his unlikely friendship with Man City great Micah Richards, Keane has plenty of great moments.
It was reported that Keane was in talks with Sunderland over a return to the Stadium of Light after the club recently parted ways with Lee Johnson.
And Keane looks set for a remarkable return to the club with Luke Edwards of the Telegraph reporting that Keane has been offered the job after productive talks with the club.
Keane, 50, was in charge of the Black Cats for over two years before standing down in December 2008, and he has not held a senior managerial role since he was sacked by Ipswich Town in January 2011.
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