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Manchester United star and former Wales manager Mark Hughes' son died of sudden adult death syndrome after being found by his children, inquest
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Manchester United star and former Wales manager Mark Hughes' son died of sudden adult death syndrome after being found by his children, inquest

Mark Hughes, the former Wales manager and Manchester United player, lost his son Alex Hughes to sudden adult death syndrome (SADS). The inquest determined that Alex, 38, collapsed in his bedroom and could not be revived despite CPR performed by his son Sebastian. The coroner ruled the death as natural, citing no signs of toxins, drugs, or heart abnormalities. Alex was the head of player recruitment at Grimsby Town FC. His father, Mark Hughes, attended his funeral alongside notable figures like Sir Alex Ferguson, Bryan Robson, and Ryan Giggs. Alex’s wife and children were present, and his father-in-law delivered a heartfelt eulogy.

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Manchester United star and former Wales manager Mark Hughes' son died of sudden adult death syndrome after being found by his children, inquest

Mark Hughes, the former Wales manager and Manchester United player, lost his son Alex Hughes to sudden adult death syndrome (SADS). The inquest determined that Alex, 38, collapsed in his bedroom and could not be revived despite CPR performed by his son Sebastian. The coroner ruled the death as natural, citing no signs of toxins, drugs, or heart abnormalities. Alex was the head of player recruitment at Grimsby Town FC. His father, Mark Hughes, attended his funeral alongside notable figures like Sir Alex Ferguson, Bryan Robson, and Ryan Giggs. Alex’s wife and children were present, and his father-in-law delivered a heartfelt eulogy.

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