Kevin Keegan: Life and Cause of Death
Kevin Keegan, the legendary English footballer, has passed away at the age of 75 after battling cancer. Keegan achieved the Ballon d'Or twice in 1978 and 1979, making him the only English player to win it twice. He played for clubs such as Liverpool, Newcastle, and Hamburg, winning the European Cup with Liverpool and the English league title three times, in addition to securing the German league title with Hamburg. He served as a manager for Newcastle for five years and also managed the England national team and Fulham. He left a significant legacy as a beloved and influential figure in the football world of his time. Newcastle United confirmed that he was the heart of the team and an iconic figure for the club and the people of northeastern England, expressing deep sorrow over his passing and stating that he will remain alive in fans' memories and his footballing legacy.
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