Kevin Keegan: A magnetic football icon whose journey spanned clubs and near-misses

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Kevin Keegan, who has died aged 75, was one of football’s most charismatic figures, shining for Liverpool and Hamburg before captaining England and later becoming a beloved, attacking Newcastle United manager who steered the club back to the top flight and into a famed title challenge. His career included Ballon d’Or wins, memorable moments like the 'I will love it if we beat them' outburst, England boss tenure challenges, and later roles at Manchester City and Fulham, cementing his status as a cherished icon in world football.
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