Former Hull City and Middlesbrough forward Dean Windass has been diagnosed with stage two dementia, the 55-year-old said on Friday.

Former Hull, Bradford and Middlesbrough striker Dean Windass has been diagnosed with stage two dementia. The 55-year-old made more than 700 appearances for 12 clubs during his 19-year career between 1990 and 2009,

Dean Windass, who played for Hull City, Middlesbrough, Bradford City and others, has opened up on his dementia diagnosis after keeping the news private for a year

Former Premier League forward Dean Windass has been diagnosed with dementia at the age of 55. The devastating news was revealed by former Manchester United defender David May on BBC Breakfast. "I only spoke to Dean Windass yesterday, ex-professional footballer," May shared in a live interview.

Former Premier League footballer Dean Windass has been diagnosed with dementia. The former striker was best known for his spells at Middlesborough, Bradford City and Hull City in the Premier League and the Championship.

Dean Windass, who appeared for a host of clubs during his 21-year playing career, has revealed he has been diagnosed with

Windass scored a volley from the edge of the area in the 2008 play-off final against Bristol City, winning Hull promotion to the Premier League for the first time in their history.

Former Premier League footballer Dean Windass has bravely spoken out after being diagnosed with dementia at the age of 55.

Dean Windass has been diagnosed with stage 2 dementia, which causes memory lapses and mild cognitive decline; the 55-year-old is best known for his spells at Hull and Bradford, famously scoring the wi

Dean Windass, 55, is suffering from dementia, as revealed by the former Manchester United defender David May during a live interview on BBC Breakfast

Former Hull City and Middlesbrough forward Dean Windass has been diagnosed with stage two dementia, the 55-year-old said on Friday.