1937- . English footballer, younger brother
of Jack Charlton, who scored a record 49
goals in 106 appearances. He spent most of
his playing career with Manchester United. He
was an elegant midfield player renowned for
his sportsmanlike attitude and the fierce
long-range shots in which he specialized. On
retiring he had an unsuccessful spell as
manager of Preston North End. He later became
a director of Manchester United. CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Football League appearances 644, goals 206
International appearances 106, goals 49 World
Cup 1966
Football League championship 1965, 1967 FA
Cup 1963
European Cup 1968
Footballer of the Year 1966
European Footballer of the Year 1966