Sir Bobby Charlton salutes the crowd as he takes his seat in the royal box on Centre Court to watch Spain's Rafael Nadal play in 2018. AFP
File photo dated 03-10-1960 of Bobby Charlton, Manchester United. Sir Bobby Charlton has died aged 86, his family have announced. Issue date: Saturday October 21, 2023. PA Photo. See PA story SOCCER Charlton. Photo credit should read PA Photos/PA Wire.
England's Charlton brothers, Jack, left, and Bobby at a pre-tournament function in 1966. PA
England's Ray Wilson, right, and Bobby Charlton walk out before the 1966 World Cup final. PA
Bobby Charlton, far right, looks on as Bobby Moore lifts up the Jules Rimet trophy after England's 1966 World Cup final triumph at Wembley. AP
Manchester United's Bobby Charlton lifts the European Cup in 1968. PA
Bobby Charlton and his bride, fashion model Norma Ball, leave St. Gabriel's church in Middleton, near Manchester, after their wedding on July 22, 1961. AP
Bobby Charlton demonstrating his famous shooting technique in a Europe v Scandinavia exhibition match in 1975. AP
Bobby Charlton, surrounded by his family, receives a medal at Buckingham Palace. AP
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson, right, alongside former Manchester United and England international Bobby Charlton in 1986. PA
George Best, left, Brian Kidd, centre, and Bobby Charlton - part of the 1968 Manchester United European Cup winning team - are all reunited in Manchester in 1992. PA
Sir Bobby Charlton of England, left, and Pele, of Brazil, embrace at an event in 1995. AP
Sir Bobby Charlton, in 1998, lays a wreath to mark the 40th anniversary of the Munich Air crash. PA
England legend Bobby Charlton playing for the Luis Figo foundation team in 2004. AP
Sir Bobby Charlton helping make the 2009 Club World Cup draw in Abu Dhabi. Rich-Joseph Facun / The National
Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo, centre, holds the Ballon d'Or trophy, as former United players Denis Law, left, and Bobby Charlton, right, look on in 2008. AP
Sir Bobby Charlton salutes the crowd as he takes his seat in the royal box on Centre Court to watch Spain's Rafael Nadal play in 2018. AFP
File photo dated 03-10-1960 of Bobby Charlton, Manchester United. Sir Bobby Charlton has died aged 86, his family have announced. Issue date: Saturday October 21, 2023. PA Photo. See PA story SOCCER Charlton. Photo credit should read PA Photos/PA Wire.
England's Charlton brothers, Jack, left, and Bobby at a pre-tournament function in 1966. PA
England's Ray Wilson, right, and Bobby Charlton walk out before the 1966 World Cup final. PA
Bobby Charlton, far right, looks on as Bobby Moore lifts up the Jules Rimet trophy after England's 1966 World Cup final triumph at Wembley. AP
Manchester United's Bobby Charlton lifts the European Cup in 1968. PA
Bobby Charlton and his bride, fashion model Norma Ball, leave St. Gabriel's church in Middleton, near Manchester, after their wedding on July 22, 1961. AP
Bobby Charlton demonstrating his famous shooting technique in a Europe v Scandinavia exhibition match in 1975. AP
Bobby Charlton, surrounded by his family, receives a medal at Buckingham Palace. AP
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson, right, alongside former Manchester United and England international Bobby Charlton in 1986. PA
George Best, left, Brian Kidd, centre, and Bobby Charlton - part of the 1968 Manchester United European Cup winning team - are all reunited in Manchester in 1992. PA
Sir Bobby Charlton of England, left, and Pele, of Brazil, embrace at an event in 1995. AP
Sir Bobby Charlton, in 1998, lays a wreath to mark the 40th anniversary of the Munich Air crash. PA
England legend Bobby Charlton playing for the Luis Figo foundation team in 2004. AP
Sir Bobby Charlton helping make the 2009 Club World Cup draw in Abu Dhabi. Rich-Joseph Facun / The National
Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo, centre, holds the Ballon d'Or trophy, as former United players Denis Law, left, and Bobby Charlton, right, look on in 2008. AP
Sir Bobby Charlton salutes the crowd as he takes his seat in the royal box on Centre Court to watch Spain's Rafael Nadal play in 2018. AFP
