Goodbye George Baldock, the former Sheffield United legend, a mysterious departure

Greek international right-back George Baldock, a player for Panathinaikos, was found dead in his home swimming pool on Wednesday evening, according to the Greek news agency ANA.

George Baldock's death The agency indicated that Baldock, who was a former player for Sheffield United in England and was 31 years old, was found in his home in the Glyfada suburb in southern Athens, and no additional information is available about the circumstances of his death at the present time.

Born in Buckingham, Baldock was a key player for Sheffield United, making 219 appearances during his career with the club, scoring 6 goals and providing 16 assists.

He moved to Panathinaikos last May on a contract that runs until 2027. The player is of Greek origin on his father's side, where he joined the national team in 2022, participating in 12 matches, the last of which was in the World Cup qualifiers against Georgia last March.

Panathinaikos bids farewell to George Baldock with sad words Panathinaikos FC expressed its shock and deep sorrow at the passing of Baldock, who left the club after spending seven years there. He was very popular with the fans, staff and teammates who shared the red and white shirt with him.

The club also offered its heartfelt condolences to the family of the late player, noting that they are deeply saddened by his sudden loss, and expressed their support for his family and loved ones.

The Premier League expressed its deep sorrow at the loss of George Baldock, who left a clear mark during his time playing in the league, offering its condolences to his family, friends and former colleagues.

During his career with Sheffield United, Baldock played 219 matches, scoring 6 goals and providing 16 assists, before moving to Greek club Panathinaikos during the last summer transfer window.