Former Premier League star and Hull City legend Dean Windass has given a heartbreaking update on his dementia diagnosis.
The much-travelled, prolific former striker, 56, plundered 234 goals in a career spanning close to 20 years for clubs including Hull, Aberdeen, Middlesbrough and Bradford City.
Windass is written into folklore at Hull after his dramatic 2008 play-off final strike sent the Tigers to the Premier League for the first time, while his larger-than-life character also endeared him to fans along the way.
However, he was tragically diagnosed with dementia in January 2004, 15 years after retiring - and Windass has previously opened up to Mail Sport about the condition and how he is taking things 'a day at a time'.