Liverpool legend Joey Jones, who won two European Cups with the club in the 1970s, has died aged 70.
The Wales hero was also a popular figure at Wrexham, Chelsea, and Huddersfield.
Fellow Liverpool legend John Aldridge wrote on X: 'More sad news folks Joey Jones passed away last night.
'What a lovely man and an inspirational full back who gave his heart and soul in a red shirt and for all the clubs he played for! Our thoughts are with Joey's family! I'm a lucky man to have met him many times YNWA RIP top man.'
Jones joined Wrexham as a teenager in 1971.
In 1975 he left for Liverpool and he enjoyed a glorious three-year stint there, lifting their first European Cup in 1977 and adding another a year later.
He also won the 1976-77 First Division with the Reds as well as the UEFA Cup and European Super Cup.
More to follow.