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#4 Kevin Keegan
Kevin Keegan is another footballer who can brag about being in the same bracket as Gary Lineker.
He is mainly remembered for his successful spell with Liverpool, where he won 3 First Division titles, 2 UEFA Cups, one FA Cup and 1 European Cup. He also clinched the Ballon d'Or twice after transferring to Hamburg in 1977, which is why he deserves a worthy place on this list.
In his playing days, Kevin Keegan was well-known as a lethal goalscorer. He had a ferocious will to win, which made him one of the best players to wear the captain's armband in the history of the Three Lions.
Following his successful career as a footballer, Keegan had a decent spell as a manager. He guided Newcastle United, Manchester City and Fulham to Second Division titles. His high point in his managerial career came in the season 1995-96 when he guided Newcastle to a second place finish in the English top-tier.
Off the pitch, Keegan displayed the versatility of his talents by releasing several singles, all while maintaining his status as one of the best players of his generation.
