RIP Sir Bobby Charlton: Manchester United legend passes away aged 86
Stretty News is deeply saddened to hear that Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton has died.
The news was confirmed by Manchester United at 4pm on Saturday.
Former England international Sir Bobby Charlton has passed away at the age of 86. Charlton, who had an incredible career as a footballer, not only won the World Cup in 1966 as well as United’s first ever European Cup in 1968.
The extraordinary playing career of Charlton drew to a close over 50 years ago when he made his final competitive appearance for the Reds in a 1-0 defeat against Chelsea. It was his 758th appearance for the club, then a club record – and he’ll forever be remembered as one of our greatest icons.
As the news of Charlton’s passing spreads, fans and football enthusiasts are coming together to remember his achievements and celebrate his life. After all, Bobby brought class and dignity to the Theatre of Dreams.
It goes without saying that Charlton’s death will be moored by fans and the football community alike.
RIP Sir Bobby Charlton. Our thoughts are with his family and friends during this sad time.
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