Liverpool legend Alan Hansen showed no consequences of the disease that led to his two-week hospitalization earlier this year, because he enjoyed a relaxed walk on the beach with his wife in Barbados.
The 70-year-old and wife Janet, recorded the sun in the exclusive Sandy Lane Hotel on the west of the island on Tuesday, six weeks after he had caught the headlines with his appearance in Anfield-Toen his old side with the Premier League trophy.
The legendary Reds defender, who won eight Top-Flight titles on MerseSide, was admitted to the hospital in the hospital because he was seriously ill before he was fired to continue his recovery at home.
There was an outpouring of love in the summer when people heard about his poor health and a lot of relief when he was fired.
Almost a year later, Hansen had the honor to hand over Liverpool skipper Virgil van Dijk the Premier League trophy and stayed on the field while the Reds celebrated their record-equal crown.
Fans of Liverpool responded at the sight of the jubilant Hansen next to Van Dijk with joy, with many who expressed their joy about his improved state.
'Great to see that Alan Hansen looks so happy. Easy the best defender of my life, “wrote a user on X. Another said,” Brilliant to look Alan Hansen so good – real club legend. “
A third wrote: 'Great to see the legend that Alan Hansen presents the trophy, especially after his illness and what a modest way for another future legend [Van Dijk] To raise it together. Ynwa. '
“That's great to see Alan Hansen watching so well,” said another Reds supporter, while a particularly relieved fan noticed: “I have to say that it is good to see that Alan Hansen looks so good.”
In addition to eight Top-Flight titles, Hansen also won three European cups, two FA-Bekers and three competition cups in 620 performances for the Reds about a glittering Stint from 1977 to 1991.
Hansen was admitted to the hospital last June because he was 'seriously' sick and he stayed there for two weeks before he was fired to continue his recovery at home. In March he accepted his MBE from Prince William.
The Scot received an outpouring of love when people heard of his situation last summer.
Gary Lineker was one of those who responded with pleasure to hear that he had been fired and described it as 'the best news ever'.
After his career, Hansen made a smooth transition to Punditry.
He rejected the offer to go into management before he strives for a career in the broadcast, where he would take positions with Sky and BBC Radio 5 Live.
He then joined the BBC match of the day as a co-gastheer in 1992 before leaving the show in 2014, with regard to 16 FA Cup finals, six world cups, five European championships and one Olympic Games with the BBC.
During this time Hansen became known for his sharp analytical mind and his criticism of defenders, after he had played the position himself.
He stepped away from the Punditry after the 2014 World Cup, but has remained involved in the competition in recent years by regularly attending competitions in Anfield to view his beloved Liverpool.
In October the 69-year-old made an emotional return to Partick Thistle, where he launched his illustrious career.
In March, Hansen previously became a member of the Order of the British Empire for football and broadcasts during an investment ceremony in Windsor Castle.