Sir Kenny Dalglish, born on March 4, 1951, in Glasgow, Scotland, is widely regarded as one of football's greatest ever players. His illustrious career began at Celtic in 1971, where he spent six phenomenal years, scoring 167 goals and winning four Scottish league titles, four Scottish Cups, and one League Cup.
In 1977, Liverpool paid a then-British record fee of £440,000 for his services, marking the beginning of an extraordinary era at Anfield. During his playing career at Liverpool, he won six league titles, three European Cups, and numerous domestic cups, scoring 172 goals in 515 appearances.
In 1985, he became Liverpool's first player-manager, leading the club to three more league titles and two FA Cups. His managerial career also included success at Blackburn Rovers, where he led them to the Premier League title in 1995. Dalglish earned 102 caps for Scotland, and his combination of vision, skill, and leadership earned him the nickname "King Kenny".
In recognition of his contributions to football, he was knighted in 2018, cementing his legacy as one of the sport's most influential figures.
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Publisher: Visit Hodder and Stoughton
Published: 1996
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Hardcover: 290 pages
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