“Such Sad News. So Young” – Soccer World in Mourning Over Saddening Loss of Ex-Premier League Ace, Who Died After Collapsing on Terrace

Life is truly unpredictable. In a heartbreaking turn of events, soccer has lost yet another star, as former striker Cedric Roussel passed away in a tragic way. The former Premier League star died at the age of 45 after suffering a heart attack, collapsing on the terrace as the unfortunate incident occurred.

Roussel had left an indelible mark as he played for several Championship sides including Premier League clubs. The news of the player’s untimely demise has saddened the soccer community. It has left teammates, coaches, and supporters grief-stricken.

Soccer world mourns over the death of former Premier League star

Following the saddening news, Roussel’s former club, Coventry City, also released a statement for their former player. The Championship side wrote, “Coventry City are deeply saddened to learn of the death of our former striker Cedric Roussel, at the age of just 45. Cedric played 43 games for the Sky Blues from 1999-2001, scoring 11 goals. Our condolences are with his family and friends at this very sad time. #PUSB.”

Hence, this also caught the eye of soccer fans, who are seemingly paying their respect to the former striker.

While everyone is expressing condolences, a few soccer fanatics are also remembering his iconic partnership with Robbie Kean.

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During this difficult time, thoughts and prayers go out to Roussel’s family, friends, and former teammates. Furthermore, it is a huge loss to the soccer world. Let’s look at Roussel’s remarkable career.

Enjoyed a remarkable career

Roussel has had nothing short of a notable soccer career. The striker started his career at Belgium’s RAA La Louviere. From there, he went on to play for Belgian Pro League side KAA Gent on a free transfer. Subsequently, It was Coventry City that managed to scout the star and bring him on loan. After this, his European journey began as he played for the Premier League’s Wolves.

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He also played for several clubs in Russia, Cyprus, Italy, and the Netherlands. Overall, he made 269 appearances while scoring 85 goals and 13 assists. Indeed, his domestic career was quite versatile and prolific. Roussel also made three appearances for the national team. The soccer world will fondly remember the impact he made on all the clubs.