The news was confirmed by talkSPORT, who shared in a statement on social media on Wednesday 11 November: "We are heartbroken to share that our much-loved friend and colleague Danny Kelly has died, aged 69."
Kelly announced earlier this year that he had been diagnosed with oesophageal cancer.
He joined talkSPORT in 2007, and went on to front popular shows including Kick Off, Sporting Life and Trans-Euro Express. He also presented The Athletic’s Tottenham podcast The View From The Lane.
His club Tottenham Hotspur led tributes to the broadcaster following his passing in a statement that read: "The entire Tottenham family mourns the loss of one of our own, broadcasting legend Danny Kelly. Our thoughts and love are with his family and friends at this incredibly sad time. Rest in peace, Danny."
Kelly's former colleague Stan Collymore also wrote: "This morning I was told of the passing of my good friend and colleague, Danny Kelly. The tributes to him in the coming days from those who knew him and worked with him will give you an idea of how much he was loved."
He added: "I loved him too. Very much so. A man who I called 'Dad' on air because I wished he was. I hope you give me a few minutes to read my thoughts, and I hope they do you justice, Dan."
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