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Published 15:09 16 Apr 2026 BST
Updated 15:09 16 Apr 2026 BST

Former Arsenal and Liverpool goalkeeper Alex Manninger has died aged 48, as confirmed by the Austrian Football Association.
Posting on social media, the Austrian FA announced: "The news of Alex Manninger's death is deeply shocking.
"With him, football loses a special person."
Manninger is best known to English football fans for the 39 games for Arsenal between 1997 and 2002, as he won Premier League and FA Cup titles.
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Reports quoted in The Mirror, have indicated that the retired footballer died as the result of a traffic collision between his car and train in the city of Salzburg.
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