His club, Threave Rovers, confirmed his death with "profound sadness".

"Charlie was more than just a player," it said in a statement.

"He was an absolute warrior, a pillar of our club, and a true inspiration to all who had the privilege of knowing him.

"His strength, determination, and heart both on and off the pitch defined him, and his loss leaves a void that words cannot fill."

It said his impact at the club had been "immeasurable".

"Even after his playing days ended, his absence was deeply felt, as he continued to be a source of friendship, leadership, and unwavering support," it added.

The club pledged to ensure his legacy lived on.

"The entire club is devastated by this loss, but Charlie's spirit will forever remain a part of us," it added.

Former team Queen of the South said everyone at the club was "devastated" by the news.

"Charlie was not only a fantastic footballer but, more importantly, a truly remarkable person," it said in a statement.

"He was hard-working, talented, and well-liked by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him.

"He fought bravely until the very end and inspired those around him with his courage and determination."

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