- Former Liverpool and Wales great John Toshack has reportedly denied claims made by his son that he has dementia.
- Toshack, 77, told Spanish newspaper El Mundo that he is not “demented” and attributes any short-term memory issues to a severe battle with Covid-19 and pneumonia in 2022.
- His son, Cameron, had told the Daily Mail earlier this week that he was given permission to share his father's dementia diagnosis.
- Toshack's wife, Mai, stated that her husband has not seen their son Cameron, who works as a coach in Thailand, in two years, despite Cameron claiming they spoke “most days”.
- Toshack, who lives in Girona, Spain, had a distinguished career as a player for Liverpool and managed Wales and Real Madrid, among other clubs.
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