In photosRay Kennedy's Liverpool career

Published 30th November 2021

Ray Kennedy was an important figure in the Liverpool side that conquered European and English football.

The Reds' former striker and left-sided midfielder has sadly passed away at the age 70.

Kennedy moved to Anfield from Arsenal in the summer of 1974 and would go on to amass 393 appearances for the club, scoring 72 goals.

Across eight seasons on Merseyside, the England international would help Bob Paisley's side win three European Cups, five First Division titles, the UEFA Cup, European Super Cup and League Cup.

Take a look at images of Kennedy's glittering Liverpool career below...

Published 30th November 2021

In photosRay Kennedy's Liverpool career

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