Kevin Keegan, the former England manager and two-time World Player of the Year, sat down with Football Focus' Dan Walker in 2018 to look back on the standout moments of his career. The interview, recently highlighted by the BBC, covers his two World Player of the Year awards, his spell as England manager, and the iconic "I would love it" remark from the 1995–96 season. A related BBC article headlined "Newcastle, Liverpool and England legend Keegan dies" accompanies the video, though no further details are provided in the available material.
Separately, the Guardian published a cartoon by David Squires looking back at the "big stories and headline-generating characters" from the 2026 World Cup, described as "the biggest World Cup ever." Squires' work, featured in a series of cartoons, offers a satirical take on the tournament. Keegan's career achievements place him among the most decorated figures in British football, with his stints at Liverpool and Newcastle United cementing his legacy.
“Kevin Keegan reflects on career highlights in BBC interview; David Squires cartoon looks back at World Cup 2026.”