Former national player and footballing icon Keith Lattimore has died. He was 75.
Lattimore was one of the legendary football players of his generation, alongside his brother Arthur Lattimore. He played for Liguanea FC and was known for his long throws, as well as being a very talented striker. Lattimore ventured into coaching and led Portmore Striker to the Sherwin Williams Women’s Premier League crown in 2002. He played for RJR 720 Kickers, winning the Tourers Masters League. He also worked at the Institute of Sports (INSPORTS) as a sports officer until he retired.
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Source: Jamaica Observer | Published: Sat, 29 Aug 2026 22:38:15
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