David Miller, a distinguished sports journalist, has died at the age of 91. Over his extensive career, he covered 25 Olympic Games, 14 FIFA World Cups, and numerous other major sporting events, establishing himself as a leading authority in football and the Olympics. His insightful reporting and deep understanding of sports earned him respect and recognition in the field.
Miller began his career at The Times in 1956 and later worked for several prominent publications, including the Daily Express and The Telegraph. Known for his work ethic and connections within the sports community, he authored over 30 books and was celebrated for his ability to contextualize significant events, such as the tragic Heysel Stadium disaster in 1985.