Indian side NorthEast FC have acquired the services of former former Irish international striker Andy Keogh as a replacement to injured Asamoah Gyan. Keogh, who played for Saud'd Al-Qadsiah joins NorthEast FC with vast experience and is expected to take over the goalscoring mantle following the Ghanian’s injury. The 33-year-old had found the net eight times in 17 games for Saudi Arabian second division side Al-Qadsiah who he joined following his release from Australian side Perth Glory. Keogh had a memorable spell in Australia scoring 55 goals in 122 games with the club becoming the first player in Perth Glory history to reach the 50-goal mark. Keogh had a memorable spell in Australia scoring 55 goals in 122 games with the club becoming the first player in Perth Glory history to reach the 50-goal mark. The striker’s latest move is another in his well-travelled career which has seen him play in Australia, Thailand as well as Saudi Arabia in addition to his time in England. Keogh played for a host of clubs in the Championship and League One including the likes of Leeds United, Millwall and Bristol City but is perhaps most well-known for his spell at Wolves. He spent six seasons at Molineux, which included a season in the Premier League where he made 13 appearances scoring a single goal. Keogh also featured frequently for Ireland throughout his career, winning 30 caps for the Boys in Green and scoring twice in a draw against Serbia and a defeat to Germany. Gyan in early December got injured on his thighs and is expected to last for months.
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