Manchester United legend Roy Keane hints at comeback but Chelsea icon Frank Lampard ‘ends his managerial career’

Roy Keane has hinted at a return to management — but joked that hearing about Frank Lampard's experience has put him off.

Chelsea legend Lampard joined Keane, Gary Nevlle, Jamie Carragher, Ian Wright and Jill Scott on the latest 'Stick to Football' podcast.

He discussed his recent struggles in management after being sacked by Everton and then experiencing a difficult short-term stint with the Blues.

The former England midfielder reflected on those tough times before concluding: «Every manager’s got relative success.

»You know, Pep (Guardiola) wins most years, brilliant manager, got fantastic players. The rest of us are looking for relative success, whatever that is."

Neville then asked fellow Manchester United legend Keane if he is considering a return to management after previous stints at Ipswich and Sunderland.

The Irishman responded: «I’m wavering on that listening to Frank here.»

Lampard laughed and apologised, before adding: «I’m sorry about this, I’m going to be more happy.»

And Neville joked: «You just ended Roy Keane’s managerial career.»

Keane then continued: «Can I go back to it? Not that it's going to be the Real Madrid job but it’s got to be the right challenge.

»It’s got to be the right club, it’s got to be the right contract, can you bring your staff or not?

«I discuss this all the time. I have had opportunities but sometimes you get offered a contract, I go back and look at it if I do get offered stuff, a bit of self worth. Is the deal right for you?

»I’d like to go back in, but I’m not desperate where I’d sign any contract for anybody."

Meanwhile, Lampard insisted there were mitigating factors at Goodison Park and Stamford Bridge which made it difficult to succeed.

The 45-year-old said: «At Everton in the end, there