A former footballer believes he would not be alive now if he had chosen a different career path in his life.
The former player who won six major honours during his career has opened up about the harrowing admission upon reflecting on his life in a recent interview.
He learned of his cancer after a routine drugs test following a match.
The player in question? Former Bolton, Celtic and Everton defender Alan Stubbs.
Stubbs, 53, who has battled testicular cancer twice - aged 28 and 29 - has detailed how learned of his life-changing situation.