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FREE WILL IS SO KEANE TO SHINE

By Dave Flett

EXPERIENCE: Will Keane celebrates scoring for Reading against Northampton last season and, right, in his early days with Manchester United
PICTURE: Alamy

FREE agent Will Keane has admitted he’ll consider all levels of the EFL as he awaits the next challenge of a career that saw him start out as a teenage substitute alongside Dimitar Berbatov.
Sir Alex Ferguson handed Keane that first senior outing after the Stockport-born striker had also netted twice to help Manchester United win the 2011 FA Youth Cup final when his twin brother Michael, Paul Pogba, Jesse Li...

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