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Published 22:20 9 Oct 2024 BST
Updated 08:06 10 Oct 2024 BST

Former Sheffield United defender George Baldock has tragically died aged just 31.
The former Blades defender moved to Greek giants Panathinaikos in the summer and was reportedly found dead in his swimming pool this evening, as reported by the Greek media.
Formerly of MK Dons, Baldock was a senior Greek international and a hugely popular figure during his time at Bramall Lane.
During his time in Sheffield, he helped the Blades achieve promotion to the Premier League twice and was a huge part of the side that finished 9th in the Premier League in 2020.
After qualifying to represent Greece through his grandparents, he achieved his first international caps whilst at the Blades.
A statement from the Greek Super League this evening read: "The entire Super League football family expresses its deep sorrow for the untimely loss of Panathinaikos and our national team footballer, George Baldock, and extends its deepest condolences to his family and loved ones."
Police in Athens are now conducting an investigation.
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