Kevin Keegan, the former England football captain and a leading star for Liverpool, has died at age 75. Multiple outlets report that Keegan won the Ballon d’Or twice and also played for and later coached Newcastle, with his death announced by the club on July 20. Keegan is widely credited with winning the European Cup as part of Liverpool’s success, and he also captained the England national team before later taking on coaching responsibilities for the side. Reports also note that his death comes after he disclosed he had stage four cancer last month. Across the coverage, his career highlights are consistent: he is described as a two-time Ballon d’Or winner, a European Cup champion with Liverpool, and a figure who moved between high-level playing and managerial roles with England and clubs including Newcastle. The reports collectively characterize Keegan as a prominent public figure whose celebrity status extended beyond football.