"A statement from Keegan's family, shared by Newcastle, read: Kevin Keegan was recently admitted to hospital for further evaluation of ongoing abdominal symptoms. These investigations have revealed a diagnosis of cancer, for which Kevin will undergo treatment. Kevin is grateful to the medical team for their intervention and ongoing care. During this difficult time, the family are requesting privacy, and will be making no further comment."
"Keegan enjoyed a successful playing career including three league titles, a European Cup, the FA Cup and two Uefa Cups with Liverpool, the Bundesliga title with Hamburg, as well as consecutive Ballon d'Or wins in 1978 and 1979. He won 63 England caps, scoring 21 goals, playing at the 1982 World Cup and was also later captain of the national team."
Kevin Keegan, 74, was recently admitted to hospital with ongoing abdominal symptoms. Medical investigations revealed a diagnosis of cancer, and he will undergo treatment. His family said he is grateful to the medical team for their intervention and ongoing care and requested privacy, making no further comment. Keegan enjoyed a decorated playing career with Liverpool, winning three league titles, a European Cup, the FA Cup and two Uefa Cups, and won the Bundesliga with Hamburg. He earned consecutive Ballon d'Or awards in 1978 and 1979, won 63 England caps scoring 21 goals, and played at the 1982 World Cup. His managerial career included two spells at Newcastle, Fulham (1997–99), England (1999–2000) and four years at Manchester City.
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