Sad news reached the football community - former England national team representative Ray Wilkins, aged 61, passed away in the hospital.
At the end of March, the Englishman's heart stopped - he was taken to the hospital and put into an artificial coma. From the beginning, chances of R. Wilkins surviving were very slim, and today the saddest news has been confirmed.
In English football, R. Wilkins was a prominent figure - he represented 11 different teams during his football career. However, he left the most notable mark at London's Chelsea and Manchester United clubs.
He also wore the jerseys of clubs like PSG and AC Milan during his career.
In the England national team, R. Wilkins played 84 matches and scored three goals.
The Englishman also had a coaching career - he worked as an assistant coach at Chelsea and also with the England under-21 national team.
