Beijing time on August 19, according to the BBC report, Manchester United and Scottish legend Dennis Law suffered from Alzheimer's disease.
Dennis-Law said: "It's definitely not an easy task, especially for the people who love you the most. I know it's a hard thing to do, it's demanding, and it's painful. So we need understanding and patience. I know my brain is degenerating and my memory is dissipating. I don't want to do that, it worries me very much, and the current situation is beyond my reach. I understand what's going to happen, and I want to understand my situation when I'm still capable. I know that one day I will not know what I am doing and will hate what I think now. ”
Born in 1940, Dennis Law played for Huddersfield, Turin, Manchester City and Manchester United, making 300 appearances during his 11 years at United, scoring 182 goals and winning the Ballon d'Or in 1964.
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