Sven-Göran Eriksson, the former England football manager, revealed in January that he has terminal pancreatic cancer and is expected to live for about a year. In a new Amazon Prime documentary titled 'Sven', set to release on August 23, Eriksson reflects on his life and career, expressing a desire to be remembered as a 'positive guy' and urging viewers to 'don't be sorry, smile'. Eriksson, who made history as the first foreign manager of England, led the national team to the quarter-finals in the 2002 and 2006 World Cups and has had a storied career across various European leagues. Alongside his professional achievements, the documentary also touches on his personal life, including high-profile affairs and controversies. Despite the challenges he faced, Eriksson maintains a perspective of gratitude, emphasizing the importance of accepting life and death. The documentary chronicles Eriksson's impactful yet tumultuous journey through football, showcasing both his successes and the complexities of his life.