Former Everton striker Kevin Campbell has died at the age of 54.
Campbell spent six years at Goodison Park, where his career had first begun as an opposing player with Arsenal back in 1988, and became a fan favourite.
He produced 39 goals in 151 appearances, the most notable coming in a 1999 Merseyside derby victory at Anfield which stood for another 22 years.
Campbell also represented Nottingham Forest, West Brom, Trabzonspor, Leicester City. Leyton Orient before retiring at Cardiff City in May 2007.
After his playing career ended, the Lambeth-born marksman became a highly respected TV pundit and continued to be revered by Blues supporters.
Campbell passed away on Saturday, two weeks after he was admitted to hospital with serious illness.
“Everyone at Everton is deeply saddened by the death of our former striker Kevin Campbell at the age of just 54,” Everton’s official account tweeted.
“Not just a true Goodison Park hero and icon of the English game, but an incredible person as well – as anyone who ever met him will know.
“RIP, Super Kev.”