ERIC CANTONA has rocked the world once again after announcing the release of his debut album – ahead of his sell-out tour.

The 57-year-old announced his switch to the world of music in June and his EP ‘I’ll Make My Own Heaven’ is set to be released on October 20th.

Eric Cantona has announced the release of his debut album

Cantona’s new album ‘I’ll Make My Own Heaven’ will be released on October 20th

The former Manchester United legend released his first single in June

It features songs titled The Friends We Lost, Tu Me Diras, I’ll Make My Own Heaven, and Je Veux in both English and French.

The legendary Manchester United player had already drawn criticism for his actions during his playing days, including Kung Fu-kicking a rival fan and insulting France’s head coach.

However, Cantona tried his hand at professional acting, cinematography, and painting after hanging up his boots in 1997.

He has now written many songs, and later this month, he will begin his tour.

The former forward will go to Manchester, London, and Dublin for a five-date tour.

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Describing his love for music writing, Cantona said: “Writing is a way for me to exist, as only my existence can result in writing this way.

“Why start today, so many years later? Simply because I had lacked the time before.

“During lockdown, I finally managed to give the guitar a serious go, and even though I’m still a poor guitarist, I felt confident enough to whip a few songs into shape.

“I’ll be starting in Manchester, because it’s a city that has stayed with me so much. For the football of course, but also the general atmosphere.”

The upcoming tour will not be a one-off as the Man Utd icon hopes a “modest piano and cello” will play with him next year.

Cantona first made his name with Leeds before joining United for £1million in 1992.

He went on to win four Premier League titles and two FA Cups during his five turbulent years at Old Trafford.