Overview
- Hughton said Friday that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2025 and is now clear after surgery in May 2025.
- The problem was detected through the League Managers Association’s health checks, which include six‑monthly PSA blood tests for prostate changes.
- He was monitored more closely because he is a Black man over 50 with a family history of prostate cancer, which increased his risk.
- After reviewing options, he chose to have his prostate removed and reports strong recovery with good energy one year after the operation.
- He is speaking out to urge men to book routine health checks, saying early testing helped him act quickly and return to full health.