THIS ex-Liverpool star and Champions League winner looks almost unrecognisable as he dines out for his daughter’s birthday.
A gifted forward in his day, this ex-Prem ace even won the PFA Young Player of the Year award in the 1999-2000 season.
InstagramThe former Liverpool star with his daughter celebrating her birthday[/caption]
The former Prem star now sports a grey beard, but has maintained his shoulder length hair well into his post-playing days.
He represented many teams in the top flight, including Leeds, Liverpool and Galatasaray.
And now well-wishing footy fans across Europe have come together to congratulate his daughter on her 15th birthday.
The ex-Red in question? Harry Kewell.
Kewell joined Liverpool in 2003, and went onto play for the Reds until 2008.
In doing so, Kewell became the only Australian-born player to win the UEFA Champions League, starting in Liverpool’s win over A.C. Milan in 2005.
The forward then moved to Galatasaray and went into coaching after formally retiring in 2014.
Kewell amassed nearly 60 international caps, and was voted Australia’s Greatest Footballer in a poll taken in 2012.
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GettyKewell was a regular starter for Liverpool between 2003-2008[/caption]
https://www.instagram.com/harrykewell10/Kewell married soap actress Sheree Murphy[/caption]
Last summer, Kewell joined Celtic as part of the first-team coaching staff.
Celtic player James Forrest praised the impact the former Liverpool player has made at the club.
Forrest said to Celtic TV: “Definitely for myself; I think he has helped me really early on, at the start of the season”.
The Premier League legend has also previously taken charge of Crawley, Notts Country, Oldham and Barnet.
The dad-of-four is married to English soap star Sheree Murphy, whom he met at a Leeds nightclub in 2000.
Kewell made 273 Premier League appearances, scoring 57 goals and providing 38 assists.
https://www.instagram.com/harrykewell10/Kewell clearly still has love for the Beautiful Game[/caption] Read More