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His former club revealed the news on Thursday morning.

Rugby league legend Paul Langmack has passed away at the age of 61 following a heart attack. The announcement was made by his former club on Thursday morning, marking a tragic loss for the rugby league community.
Langmack enjoyed a celebrated career as a 300-game player, representing the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs alongside stints with the NSW Blues and the Australian national team, the Kangaroos.
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