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With a Neurodegenerative Condition, Jean-Marc Furlan Can No Longer Cause

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Former coach of Troyes, Brest and Auxerre, among others, Jean-Marc Furlan had to put an end to his career because of a neurodegenerative disease related to concussions suffered during his career as a player

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In a book co-written with Clement Commolet, which will appear on Thursday, October 1, Cécile Traverse Furlan tells about the fight against a neurodegenerative disease of her husband, and the circumstances of her end of career in Caen.

·Paris, France
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Former coach of Troyes, Brest and Auxerre, among others, Jean-Marc Furlan had to put an end to his career because of a neurodegenerative disease related to concussions suffered during his career as a player

·Levallois-Perret, France
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The former coach of Stade Brestois (2016-2019), Jean-Marc Furlan, suffers from a neurodegenerative disease. His wife, Cécile Traverse Furlan, reveals this in a book entitled "Jean-Marc Furlan, le don d'une vie", published this Thursday, October 1.

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Disappeared from the radars since his departure from Caen at the end of 2023, Jean-Marc Furlan suffers from a neuro-descending disease. His wife is dying in a book available from this Thursday 1st October.

Cécile Traverse Furlan, the wife of the former French player and coach of the same name, publishes "Jean-Marc Furlan, the gift of a life". She reveals the neurodegenerative disease her husband has suffered for several years.

·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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L'ÉQUIPE broke the news in Boulogne-Billancourt, France on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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