An inquest concludes that “it is likely that repetitive head impacts, sustained by heading the ball while playing football, contributed to the CTE” which was a factor in the former Scotland footballer’s death.
BBC Sport
‘Heading football likely to have contributed to McQueen’s brain disease’
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