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Millwall have paid tribute to former midfielder Phil Walker, who has died at the age of 67.
Walker joined the Lions from Epson & Ewell along with then team-mate Trevor Lee in 1975.
He went on to become a fans’ favourite, helping the south London club win promotion to the old Second Division.
Following 167 appearances, the midfielder – the uncle of current Southampton and England defender Kyle Walker-Peters – moved to Charlton in July 1979 for a £120,000 fee before finishing his career in Portugal at Boavista.
After returning to England, Walker set up a soccer school in Wandsworth, south London.
A club statement from the Lions read: “Everyone at Millwall sends their condolences to the family and friends of Phil at this sad time.”
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