Kevin Keegan dies at 73: Football legend and two-time World Player of the Year

Kevin Keegan, the former Newcastle, Liverpool and England legend, has died, according to a BBC Sport article. The headline of a related piece reads: 'Newcastle, Liverpool and England legend Keegan dies'. In a 2018 interview with Football Focus' Dan Walker, Keegan reflected on standout moments from his career, including winning World Player of the Year twice, managing England, and the iconic 'I would love it' remark from the 1995–96 season. 'I'm proud of it,' he said of his legacy. Elsewhere in football, a David Squires cartoon in the Guardian depicts a different kind of triumph: the final of the 2026 World Cup, where Spain won again as Donald Trump watched from the stands. Squires' cartoon, part of his regular series, offers a satirical look at the future of the sport, with Spain's victory in the shadow of the former US president.