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Liverpool legend Kevin Keegan, who died at 75, is being hailed as a bridge between two cities — his iconic 1977 move from Liverpool FC to Hamburg SV wasn’t just a record-breaking transfer, it was a cultural milestone. Mayor Steve Rotheram penned a heartfelt letter to Hamburg’s mayor, honoring Keegan’s dual legacy as a hero in Liverpool and a beloved figure in Germany, especially as he couldn’t attend Hamburg’s Harbour festival due to illness. Keegan’s glittering career — two Ballon d’Ors, seven trophies, including Liverpool’s first European Cup — made him a global icon, but his true legacy lies in the enduring bond he helped build between the two cities. A special exhibition celebrates this connection, and Rotheram read Keegan’s prepared message for the Liverpool pavilion at Hamburg’s anniversary, underscoring how football united communities. Keegan’s love for Hamburg and his gratitude for the city’s embrace remain central to this powerful tribute.

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