Ron Yeats

Scottish footballer and Liverpool captain

Ron Yeats - Scottish footballer and Liverpool captain
Born

1937
88 years ago

Died

September 6th, 2024
0 years ago — 87 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Scotland

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Played as a center-back, contributing significantly to the team's defense. Achieved remarkable success with Liverpool FC, winning multiple league titles and European competitions. Served as the club captain, leading the team during a successful era. Gained a reputation for strong leadership and resilience on the field. Also represented the Scotland national team, earning several caps throughout his international career.

Captained Liverpool FC to numerous victories

Won the Football League First Division

Lifted the UEFA Champions League trophy

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