Former Manchester United and Aston Villa goalkeeper Jimmy Rimmer dies at 78

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Jimmy Rimmer, a veteran English goalkeeper who played for Manchester United and Aston Villa, passed away at the age of 78. He holds the rare distinction of being a European Cup winner with both clubs during his career. Rimmer was part of Manchester United's celebrated 1968 European Cup-winning squad. He also played a notable role in Aston Villa's 1982 European Cup campaign. The club officially confirmed his passing and honored his contributions to the sport.

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