Kevin Keegan, a former England captain and manager, passed away at 75 after a battle with cancer.His family and Newcastle United confirmed his death, marking the end of a glittering career that spanned both playing and managerial roles.

Keegan, known as 'King Kev' and 'Mighty Mouse,' was a pivotal figure in English football, leading Newcastle to prominence and earning European Footballer of the Year accolades.His career included stints at Liverpool, Hamburg, and Southampton, with significant achievements like the 1977 European Cup.As a manager, he transformed Newcastle into a competitive force and later took charge of England, though his tenure was cut short.Tributes poured in from former clubs and colleagues, highlighting his impact on the sport.His legacy lives on through his contributions to football history.