Liverpool legend Steve Heighway has announced his retirement from a coaching role with the club at the age of 75.
The University of Warwick graduate first joined the Reds as a player in 1970 under Bill Shankly and went on to make 475 appearances for the club, scoring 75 goals. He won five First Division titles and two European Cups as well as the FA Cup and League Cup, in a glittering career on Merseyside.
After hanging up his boots, Heighway returned to Liverpool in 1989 to head up the club's youth academy. Under his stewardship, players such as Robbie Fowler, Steve McManaman, Michael Owen, Jamie Carragher and Steven Gerrard came through his ranks to become first team success stories.