Former Southampton academy player Ben Cull has died from a rare bone cancer aged 24.
Fans will take part in a tribute to a former youth footballer who has died from a rare bone cancer.
Southampton academy player Ben Cull, 24, had his career cut short when he was diagnosed with Ewings Sarcoma in his knee in 2017. The 24-year-old, who also played for England Under-16s, was described as an "extremely talented player".In a statement, the club said: "Ben's skill on the pitch was complemented by his fantastic attitude and determination off it.After his diagnosis, Cull, who joined Saints in 2012, dedicated himself to charity fundraising events for the Teenage Cancer Trust.
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