Kevin Keegan, a two-time Ballon d’Or winner and former England captain, has passed away at 75 after a courageous fight against stage four cancer.His death was announced by Newcastle United, his former club where he played and coached.Keegan's career spanned decades, marked by his iconic perm hairstyle, celebrity status, and trailblazing moves to continental Europe.He won the European Cup with Liverpool, captained England, and was a key figure in the 1982 World Cup.Off the field, he became a trendsetter with his unique haircut and ventures into media.Despite his success, he faced challenges, including a cancer diagnosis in 2023.His legacy includes mentoring young talent and pioneering roles as both a player and manager.Keegan's contributions to football, both on and off the pitch, leave a lasting impact on the sport's history.