The English club has confirmed that former Fulham goalkeeper John Vaughan died at 62.

Fulham announced his death on Thursday, expressing sadness at the loss of their former player.

The club stated that Vaughan spent two seasons at Craven Cottage, making 44 league appearances.

Vaughan joined Fulham from West Ham United in 1986 and made a significant contribution, earning the Supporters’ Player of the Year award.

He left Fulham in 1988 for Cambridge United, where he spent five years and made 231 appearances across all competitions.

At Cambridge, Vaughan helped secure successive promotions, further establishing his reputation in English football.

He later represented several other clubs, including Charlton Athletic, Preston North End and Lincoln City, before retiring.

After retiring as a player, Vaughan moved into coaching, working with several clubs, including Huddersfield Town, Birmingham City, Barnsley and Bradford City, and continued to contribute to English football beyond his playing career.