Bobby Charlton, one of the legendary names of England football, “Sir”, caught in dementia.

In the statement made by his wife Norma to the British press. It was stated that 83-year-old Bobby Charlton was diagnosed with dementia. Bobby Charlton, who won the FIFA World Cup with the England national team in 1966. He wore Manchester United for 17 years of his football career. Charlton scored 249 goals in 758 matches with United jersey.

During this period, 3 leagues, one European Champion Clubs Cup and one England Cup were held.

Jack, the brother of Bobby Charlton, who was awarded the ” Golden Ball ” (Ballon d’Or) in 1966, also suffered from dementia.

He passed away on July 11 at the age of 85.