David Hagen: Last News

Hearts and Rangers fans gave generously to MND Scotland at Sunday's Premiership meeting between the two clubs - raising over £24,000 in the process.

Rangers star David Hagen after his death from motor neurone disease.The midfielder passed away aged just 47 only 11 months after fellow star Fernando died from the same muscle wasting disease, at 43.Veronika, 33, said: “I know exactly how his family are feeling and my heart really goes out to them.“It is a terrible, awful disease. I really hope his family and friends can keep strong and support each other through this terrible time.

Rangers dressing room with, having not seen the ravaging effects of the motor neurone disease Hagen fought valiantly for two years.Hagen, a former Scotland Under-21 international who came through the youth ranks at Ibrox and spent two seasons in the first team, passed away at the age of just 47 on Friday.McSwegan admitted the effect of his old pal’s illness was the total opposite of the vibrant personality and superfit midfielder he first got to know at the Light Blues.Hagen was part of Walter Smith’s 1992/93 Treble-winning squad that came within a whisker of reaching the Champions League Final against AC Milan.He featured 16 times for the club, scoring three goals, before going on to enjoy spells at Hearts, Falkirk, Livingston, Clyde,

Ally McCoist has paid a touching tribute to David Hagen following his former teammate's passing at the age of 47. The hugely-admired former Gers and Hearts star lost his brave fight with motor neurone disease on Friday after being diagnosed in 2018.

on this link here."David will be remembered for his part in the famous Nine in a Row side and featured in the amazing 1992-93 season when Rangers won the treble and came within one game of the Champions League final."Falkirk also penned an emotional message, saying: "We are devastated to learn of the passing of David Hagen."David fought a courageous fight against MND and will forever be remembered by everyone associated with the club.

Former Rangers player David Hagen has died at the age of 47 after a brave battle with motor neurone disease.

Rangers and Hearts hero David Hagen has passed away aged 47. The former midfielder has died following a brave battle against motor neurone disease.