Before passing away tragically, Kevin Campbell, a former forward for Arsenal and Everton, posted a heartfelt farewell message on social media. The former football player was hospitalised in late May and died at the age of 54. Arsenal confirmed his passing. His farewell Instagram photo, which was taken in March 2023, featured him in a selfie alongside a company that was well-known for producing food and drink items that promote wellness. “Thanks to Earthborn Naturals, I’ve got it,” the legend said as a caption for the picture. Wealth Is Health
All of us will be reminded by his final words.The adored football player had an almost two-decade career on the game before retiring in 2007 and going on to become a pundit. Following the well-known star’s unexpected passing, hundreds of condolences were sent in his honour.
“We are devastated to learn that our former striker Kevin Campbell has died after a brief illness,” declared an Arsenal statement. At the club, everyone loved Kevin. We are all praying for his family and friends during this trying time. Peace be with you, Kevin,” the Mirror writes. Campbell’s teammate at Arsenal, Ian Wright, who is presently a Euro 2024 analyst for ITV Sport, expressed his shock at the passing of his close friend. Upon being asked to discuss his friend, Wright admitted, “I can’t really go too deep into it.” It’s really new. It was only this morning that I learned. It’s too early for me to discuss, but my sympathies and best wishes are obviously extended to his family.
Tyrese Campbell, his son, also posted a touching homage on social media. The former Stoke striker wrote: “I appreciate my Dad was admired by many and the outpouring of love has been some comfort for us as a family, so thank you for that at such a difficult time.” “As a son, you see your father as unbeatable, and the sorrow you feel from this is beyond words. He is my hero and the person I aspired to be when I was older. He was a unique individual who was cherished by many, the life and spirit of every celebration and space he graced. Dad, I will miss you. “I would now like to request that our family’s privacy be respected as We lament the passing of a beloved father, brother, uncle, and all-around amazing person. I will always love you, Dad.”
Campbell’s remarkable career started at Arsenal, where he made his first-team debut following loan stints at Leicester and Leyton Orient, as well as a successful junior scoring record that included a hat-trick in the Gunners’ 1988 FA Youth Cup victory. He scored 59 goals in 224 games while he was a member of Arsenal, where he also won the FA Cup, League Cup, and European Cup Winners’ Cup in addition to the league championship in 1990–91. Campbell relocated to Nottingham Forest in 1995, where he played for three years. In 1999, he joined Everton after a brief stay at Trabzonspor.
He was captain of the Toffees under Walter Smith until 2005, when he left the team to play for Cardiff and West Brom. Former West Brom player Nigel Quashie thought back on his time as Campbell’s teammate. I aspire to strive to be a football player someday because I grew up with many South London-born football players,” he stated. “The day after I signed with WBA, I was offered the chance to travel to Dubai with the squad. When I asked at the hotel’s reception for my room key after checking in, they said I was sharing with Kevin Campbell.” “As I made my way to the room, all I could think about was sharing with Kevin.”
As I made my way to the room, all I could think of was Kevin Campbell and myself sharing. What a respected athlete and career they had in the game.” “In football, you even gave me my moniker. As soon as I opened the door, all I could hear was Ninja, Ninja, how are you doing? You claimed to have arrived in Dubai, checked into the airport, cleared customs, boarded the aircraft, and left without seeing you until you entered this area. How is it possible that you entered here silently before saying, “I thought the deal fell through”? Even now, you have never again addressed me by my first name.”
“Leadership, humour, storytelling, positivity, sincerity, and the list could go on forever. Both on and off the pitch, you had the ability to make people smile and light up a room. I’m just happy I had the chance to train and play with someone I looked up to as a child, and to grin around you.” “Today We Lost Someone Special Who Will Be Really Missed. Rest Well, King Kev.”