Kevin Keegan, the iconic former Liverpool and England footballer known as 'mighty mouse', has passed away at the age of 75 following a courageous fight against stage four cancer.His family confirmed his death on Monday, revealing he was surrounded by loved ones in his final moments.

A dynamic striker who rose from humble beginnings with Scunthorpe to become a Liverpool legend, Keegan won three Premier League titles, the European Cup in 1977, and the FA Cup in 1974 during his iconic six-year spell at Anfield.His career also included Bundesliga triumphs with Hamburg and European Player of the Year accolades.As a manager, he transformed Newcastle United into 'the entertainers' and left an indelible mark on English football.Tributes poured in from clubs and fans, celebrating his legacy as a transformative figure who inspired generations.