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Manchester City said everyone in the city is mourning Law, adding: “Our thoughts are with Denis’ family and friends at this difficult time.”<\/p>\n
Former Scotland and Manchester United forward Joe Jordan told BBC Radio 5 Live that Law was a “proper icon”.<\/p>\n
He said: “Denis was a special player and to lose someone like him will affect an awful lot of Manchester United fans.<\/p>\n
“A proper icon for his ability on the field to score goals but he had a special edge to him, not just as a player but as a person.<\/p>\n
“Denis Law is one of the greatest players to ever play for Scotland.”<\/p>\n
Huddersfield Town said they are “profoundly saddened” by Law’s death.<\/p>\n
The Terriers added: “A legend of not only our great club, but an immortal of the sport as a whole, he will be deeply missed and his memory cherished by us all.”<\/p>\n
Torino called Law an “iconic figure” in their history.<\/p>\n
Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville posted on Instagram: “Rest in Peace Denis. A great footballer and a great man. It’s a privilege and an honour to have spent time in your company.”<\/p>\n
Aberdeen, who Law supported, said: “One of Scotland’s greatest ever players, his legacy will live on in the north east.”<\/p>\n
“Denis was more than just a fantastic footballer, he was a fantastic man,” said former Manchester United midfielder Bryan Robson in a Daily Mail column., external<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n “He would always be in my greatest ever Manchester United XI. He was a player so many of his peers idolised and with good reason, that iconic image of him with his sleeves pulled down and the one arm salute after scoring.”<\/p>\n Alzheimer’s Society chief executive Kate Lee said: “We’ll be forever grateful that Denis and his family raised not only money for Alzheimer’s Society but a great deal of awareness too.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n