wintime999 Liverpool legend Alan Hansen has been released from hospital following his serious illness. According to confirmation from the old agency wintime999

The former Scotland defender received well-wishes from across the football world when the Reds confirmed on June 9 that he was seriously ill. ( wintime999 )

But on Sunday A statement from the family on the club’s website said Hansen, 69, would continue his recovery at home.

“Alan, Janet, Adam, Lucy and family would like to thank everyone for their wonderful messages of love and support,” the club said in a statement.

“It was overwhelming and helped enormously.”

“We also greatly appreciate the continued respect for our privacy as Alan continues his recovery.”

Hansen spent 14 years with Liverpool, winning eight First Division titles, three European Cups and two FA Cups between the 1970s and 1980s.

He is among the top 10 players of all time for the Reds, playing 620 games and winning 17 major trophies during the club’s golden era.

Hansen has 26 caps for Scotland, starting his career with Partick Thistle and moving to Liverpool in 1977, spending four seasons as captain. before retiring in 1991

After hanging the horseshoe He went on to become an expert and worked on the BBC’s Match of the Day program from 1992 to 2014.

His former Match of the Day colleague Gary Lineker tweeted: “Best news ever.”