Former England and Liverpool forward and later manager Kevin Keegan dies at the age of 75 following a battle with cancer, multiple outlets report. His family announces that he passed away on Monday, and several sources say he was surrounded by his wife and daughters in his final moments. Reports also note that Keegan’s diagnosis was disclosed earlier in the year. One account states he was diagnosed with stage four cancer in January, and another says he confirmed the stage in June 2026, describing it as the most advanced form. Sources consistently place Keegan among the prominent figures of his era, highlighting his playing and coaching roles across major clubs. Coverage also reiterates his long association with Liverpool and mentions his later career involvement with Newcastle, where his death notice was also said to have been shared by the club. Other details cited across outlets include his success in European competitions and recognition such as being named European footballer of the year twice. Overall, the reports agree on his age, cause of death as cancer, and the family statement about his final moments.