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England star dedicates win to young cancer patient2 hours agoShareFamily photoFive-year-old Dillan Ramsey died peacefully on Sunday evening,boğaziçi spor kulübü his family saidEngland footballer John Stones has dedicated the Three Lions' victory over Slovakia to a "special little boy" who died during the match, aged five. Dillan Ramsey, who was diagnosed with leukaemia as a one-year-old, passed away peacefully, his family said. His mum, Amy, from Manchester, said he had left "an army of broken hearts" after four years of treatments. Stones, who previously shared the family's appeal for a bone marrow donor, said Dillan was an "inspiration to us all". Family photoDillan was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2020"Tonight was for Dillan," the Manchester City defender posted on Instagram after the 2-1 Euro 2024 knockout match."Rest in peace little fighter, our thoughts are with his family during this unimaginably difficult time."Ms Ramsey said Dillan "was still talking and making us laugh until he took his last breath", as she announced his death on social media."You are not in pain anymore Dilly my gorgeous boy," she added. 'Lost everything'Dillan was first diagnosed in 2020 during the Covid-19 lockdown after his mum noticed him limping and took him to hospital. Blood tests later revealed he had the cancer, and he underwent years of chemotherapy, a bone marrow transplant, and further treatment in the US.In February, Ms Ramsey said test results had showed cancer, with the family being told to "enjoy this time" as there was no treatment. Ms Ramsey said the family had "poured every penny" of their savings into Dillan's care, adding they had "lost everything from fighting for so long".An online fundraiser to support his family has raised more than £650,000. She thanked people for their "continued support, love and condolence, it means the world to us and we are so grateful to you all". Listen to the best of BBC Radio Manchester on Sounds and follow BBC Manchester on Facebook, X and Instagram. You can also send story ideas to [email protected] on this storyCancer returns for leukaemia patient DillanManchesterLeukaemiaCancerRelatedCouple tie knot at 'magical' Glastonbury Festival4 hrs agoEnglandBan for doctor who left baby brain damaged5 hrs agoEnglandIs an end to rail fare 'horror stories' in sight?8 hrs agoManchesterMore11 hrs agoTikTok star who died of cancer honoured with awardThe family of Leah Smith, who had Ewing sarcoma, have collected an award on her behalf.11 hrs agoLiverpool1 day agoCancer diagnosis after chance encounter with nurseJodi Holland, 43, spotted a melanoma days after cancer awareness leaflets were given to her.1 day agoGloucestershire2 days agoHow a YouTuber's death boosted fundraising for a rare cancerTechnoblade was just 23 when he died from a sarcoma. But fans have kept his legacy alive by fundraising.2 days ago3 days agoBowel cancer charity challenge raises more than £17k"The mother of all workouts" was held to honour Mark Butcher, who has terminal bowel cancer. 3 days agoWiltshire3 days agoKent father to cycle 220km in son's memoryDavid Grist from the Romney Marsh is cycling from Whitehaven to Sunderland in memory of son Charlie.3 days agoEngland