A shock shook English football circles, Thursday, after the announcement of the death of young Sheffield United player, Maddy Cusack, amid “ambiguity” about the causes.
English club Sheffield United announced the death of its player, Maddie Cusack, at the age of only 27 years.
Cusack, who was appointed as the team’s second captain, entered her sixth season in the English Women’s Championship League, becoming the oldest player on the team’s current roster.
Cusack has played for Sheffield since 2019 and became the first player to reach 100 matches for the club’s women’s team last season. She also worked on the side as a marketing director within the English club.
For his part, Sheffield CEO Stephen Pettis expressed in an official statement his shock at this news, saying: “This is devastating news for everyone here at the club. Maddy had a unique position of being part of a number of teams at Sheffield United and was very popular.”
He added: “Her personality and professionalism made her a source of pride for her family and we will miss her sadly. After this news, we confirm that the club will provide the greatest possible support to Madi’s family, friends and colleagues.”
The story of the young player’s death was shrouded in mystery, as no reasons were mentioned for the death, which occurred suddenly without warning.
With the delay in announcing the cause of death, demands rose from fans on social media to find out what happened to the young English player, who was in good health.
2023-09-22 11:00:56
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