Dean Windass’ dementia diagnosis revealed as authorities urged to tackle disease - The 55-year-old was diagnosed with stage two dementia last year but it only came to light on Friday morning.

Dean Windass, who appeared for a host of clubs during his 21-year playing career, has revealed he has been diagnosed with

DEAN WINDASS has been diagnosed with dementia aged 55, Manchester United legend David May revealed on TV. And now David Beckham is calling on football’s authorities to do more to support

Former Premier League footballer Dean Windass has bravely spoken out after being diagnosed with dementia at the age of 55.

Former Premier League striker Dean Windass has been diagnosed with dementia at the age of just 55, with professional footballers more than three and a half times more likely to develop the syndrome

Dean Windass, who played for Hull City, Middlesbrough, Bradford City and others, has opened up on his dementia diagnosis after keeping the news private for a year

Former Hull, Bradford and Middlesbrough striker Dean Windass has been diagnosed with stage two dementia. The 55-year-old made more than 700 appearances for 12 clubs during his 19-year career between 1990 and 2009,

DEAN WINDASS’ dementia diagnosis was revealed on Friday as campaigners sought to bring political pressure to bear on football to tackle neurodegenerative disease among former players. The 55-year-old former Hull,

Former Premier League footballer Dean Windass has confirmed he has been diagnosed with stage two dementia. The 55-year-old took to X to confirm the news after ex-Manchester United defender David May shared an update on Windass’s condition during an interview on BBC breakfast.

Yorkshire footballer Dean Windass who played for Hull City, Bradford City and Middlesbrough has been diagnosed with dementia