Sven-Goran Eriksson, reflecting on his life and battling pancreatic cancer, shares a heartfelt farewell message from his serene Swedish homeland.
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The 76-year-old former England manager speaks calmly about accepting the end of life and urges people to remember him with positivity.
In an emotional moment captured in a new Prime Video documentary, Sven, who has had an illustrious football career, expresses gratitude and advises: “I had a good life. Life includes death, and you must learn to accept it. I hope people remember me as someone who tried his best and was positive. Don’t be sorry, smile. Thank you to everyone—coaches, players, and fans. Take care of yourselves and live your life.”
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The documentary, which covers Sven’s global football journey—including his time managing Liverpool in a legends game against Ajax—also delves into his health struggles.
After feeling dizzy, Sven was rushed to the hospital, where doctors discovered a tumor following multiple strokes
. Reflecting on his experiences, he describes his life as a “fairy tale” and acknowledges that his extraordinary journey came at a cost.
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