A former Manchester City FC ace has spoken out after a 'routine medical' revealed a scary diagnosis.
Michael Brown, the former footballer, manager and now popular pundit, has opened up about his shock cancer diagnosis which came at the start of the first coronavirus lockdown in early 2020. The player began his career with Manchester City after coming up through their youth ranks and was named the club's Player of the Year in 1998, appearing 88 times for the club and scoring two goals.
The midfielder had a lengthy career, going on to play for Sheffield United, Tottenham Hotspur and Leeds United. But Michael faced a new challenge when, during a routine medical, he was told he had cancer - now he's taking on the London Marathon in honour of those who treated him.
