Kevin Keegan, a former England captain and manager, has passed away at the age of 75 following a battle with stage four cancer.His family confirmed his death, stating he was surrounded by his wife and daughters in his final moments.

A decorated player who represented clubs such as Scunthorpe United, Liverpool, Hamburg, Southampton, and Newcastle, Keegan also managed Newcastle, Fulham, England, and Manchester City.Diagnosed with advanced cancer in June 2024, he had previously undergone treatment for abdominal symptoms since January.

Tributes poured in from football clubs and figures, with Newcastle United hailing him as 'one of the most iconic, influential and deeply loved figures in our club's history'.Liverpool remembered his contributions to their legacy, while Hamburg called him a 'defining figure' in football.Keegan's career included major achievements such as three Premier League titles, the European Cup, and two Ballon d'Or awards.His managerial impact extended to England's Euro 2000 campaign and Newcastle's rise as 'The Entertainers'.Former players and colleagues praised his charisma, passion, and dedication, with many expressing personal connections to his legacy.The Football Association's patron, Prince William, described him as a 'remarkable footballer and manager' who inspired generations.His death marks the end of an era for English football.