Craig Shakespeare, the former Leicester City manager, has passed away at the age of 60 after a brief battle with cancer, prompting an outpouring of tributes from players and colleagues across the football community. Harry Maguire, who was signed by Shakespeare from Hull City, expressed his gratitude, describing him as an 'incredible man' who greatly influenced his career. Jack Grealish also paid tribute, highlighting Shakespeare's character and kindness, especially during a challenging time for Grealish regarding his national team selection. Former Leicester captain Kasper Schmeichel called Shakespeare a fantastic coach and an incredible human being, and fellow players echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing the profound impact he had on their lives. Shakespeare's career spanned multiple clubs and included a notable role in Leicester's historic Premier League win in 2016. His death has left a significant void in the football world, as reflected in the heartfelt messages shared by many who knew him.