Former goalkeeper Manninger dies after car struck by train

 Former professional goalkeeper Alexander Manninger has died after his car was struck by a train in a tragic accident, authorities confirmed.

Emergency services were called to the scene after the collision, but Manninger was pronounced dead shortly after responders arrived. Investigators said the circumstances of the accident are still being examined.

Police have not yet released full details on how the vehicle ended up on the railway crossing, but an inquiry has been launched to determine whether a technical fault, human error, or other factors were involved.

Manninger, 47, was widely known for his career in top European football, including spells with clubs such as Arsenal, Juventus, and several teams in Austria and Italy.

Tributes have begun to pour in from across the football world, with former teammates and clubs expressing shock and sadness over his sudden passing.

Authorities said further updates will be provided as the investigation continues.