Former West Ham United, Queens Park Rangers, and Czech Republic goalkeeper Luděk Miklosko has passed away at the age of 64. Miklosko was a key figure at West Ham, making nearly 400 appearances for the club between 1990 and 1998. Fans held him in high regard, often chanting his name even after he left the team. He later returned to West Ham as a goalkeeping coach, continuing to contribute to the club in a different capacity. Miklosko had been diagnosed with cancer three years prior to his death and had decided to stop treatment in December 2024. Despite this, he made a poignant return to the West Ham's London Stadium in early 2025 for a Premier League match against Liverpool. The club and fans welcomed him back with a reception described as a "hero's welcome," acknowledging his long-standing contributions to the club. West Ham United released a statement expressing their deep sorrow at the news of Miklosko's passing. The club praised him as a "legendary former goalkeeper and coach," calling him an "inspirational goalkeeper and gentle giant of a man." His legacy at West Ham remains strong, with fans and teammates remembering him for both his skill on the pitch and his kindness off it. Miklosko's career spanned both club and international football, and his influence extended beyond his playing days. As a coach, he helped shape the next generation of goalkeepers, leaving a lasting impact on the sport. His passing has been met with widespread tributes from the football community, highlighting his enduring respect and admiration.