Former Manchester United footballer David May has opened up on his fears for the future as he addressed the link between dementia and the sporting world on BBC Breakfast.
Former football star David May has shared his concerns for what lies ahead, speaking openly on BBC Breakfast on Friday.
Expressing uncertainty about his future health, the 54-year-old questioned whether he would receive necessary support, pondering: "Would I have the care from the governing bodies, from the PFA, the funding, that these families now, are not actually getting." The BBC presenter delved into the financial burdens of care, noting that even footballers with assumed wealth face hefty costs.
Upon examination, the family discovered that Nobby did have vascular dementia or Alzheimer's on the brain.
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