Tributes left to football luminary Kevin Keegan are set to go on display, celebrating his legacy at Newcastle United as both a player and manager.

The club is organising the free event at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art on 31 October and 1 November, showcasing tributes left by fans at the city's St James' park following Keegan's death in July.

Though he was not from Newcastle, the footballer arguably became the most beloved figure in the Tyneside club's history following influential stints with the team in the 1980s and '90s.

The club's chief operating officer, Brad Miller, said Keegan's death had "touched millions around the world".

"This display offers an opportunity for more fans and the wider public to view those tributes up close, reflect on Kevin's extraordinary impact, and celebrate the legacy he leaves for generations of supporters.

"It also ensures that our fans' heartfelt messages are carefully preserved, honouring a truly legendary figure."

Keegan's family had deep roots in the area, with both his grandfather and father being lifelong Newcastle supporters.

The club said the event would be free, but visitors should reserve tickets via the venue's website to manage capacity.

Items on display will include a 57ft (17.5m) banner designed by a fan group, featuring 500 football shirts and handwritten tributes.

Newcastle United's commemorative film celebrating Keegan, who died at the age of 75, will also be shown.

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