Former Tottenham legend Terry Medwin, who was a key player in the club’s historic double-winning squad of 1961, has passed away at the age of 91.
Medwin, a former Welsh international winger, joined Spurs in 1956 from Swansea City and quickly became a fan favorite.
During his time at Tottenham, Medwin made 215 appearances in all competitions and scored 72 goals. He was an integral part of the team that secured the Football League First Division and FA Cup double under the guidance of manager Bill Nicholson in 1961.
The club announced the sad news of his passing on social media, expressing their deep sadness at the loss of a true legend. Medwin’s family and friends are in their thoughts during this difficult time.
In addition to his success at Tottenham, Medwin also had a distinguished international career with Wales. He represented his country at the 1958 World Cup and scored the winning goal in the first round play-off, sending Wales into the quarter-finals.
After retiring from playing, Medwin went on to have a successful coaching career, working with various clubs including Cardiff City, Fulham, and Norwich City. He will be remembered as a true icon of the game and his legacy will live on in the hearts of football fans around the world.
