Keane blasts transfer frenzy

LONDON. — Former Manchester United star Roy Keane has slammed the “mind-boggling” spending of clubs paying huge fees for “average” soccer players in a historically frenzied transfer window.

Keane, who now works as assistant to Republic of Ireland coach Martin O’Neill, has been shocked by some of the sums paid by Europe’s top clubs since the end of last season.

French giants Paris Saint-Germain have led the way, forking out a staggering £200 million for Neymar and preparing to invest heavily once again in Monaco’s Kylian Mbappe. — AFP.

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