Former Belgium international striker Toni Brogno has died at the age of 53 following a battle with liver cancer. His daughter announced the news in a Facebook post, paying tribute to the "best dad".
Career spanning France and Belgium
Brogno played professionally for 16 years, with his career spent in France and Belgium. He retired in 2009 and was described at one of his clubs as a "true club legend".
His daughter wrote: "We are deeply saddened to announce the death of the best dad and husband in the world."
Health battle and legacy
The forward had been battling liver cancer for the past few months before his death. His passing has prompted tributes from those who knew him during his playing days.
The news of his death marks the end of a career that saw him represent his home country at international level and play for clubs in Belgium and France.
