Al -Malab newspaper – Cambridge United confirmed the death of its former striker Tom Youngs at the age of 45 after a struggle with multiple hardening.
The club announced the death of its former player on Monday, expressing his shock and sadness, and the former player had been diagnosed with the disease in 2014, leaving his wife Shill and his two daughters.
Yongz spent an unforgettable period in Cambridge, where he joined the club’s academy at the age of ten only, and scored 48 goals in 180 games with the first team from 1997 to 2003.
After leaving Northhampton, Yongs played Lateon Orient and Buri in the Football League before playing in Staveford Rangers, Cambridge City, Melindhol Town and Noric United.
He studied sports journalism at the University of Stavedsheire and was working as an accountant in a series of bars in Buri Saint Edmonds when he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in the summer of 2014, three years after he retired. Agencies
