Brest Coach Erik Roe Passes Away at 58 After Three-and-a-Half Year Battle with Pancreatic Cancer
Erik Roe, the coach of French football team DRS, has died at the age of 58. Roe, who was the head coach of Brest, passed away following a three and a half year fight against pancreatic cancer, according to reports. His family confirmed the news, stating that Roe maintained a remarkable spirit throughout his illness, driven by his dedication to football, his professional work, and a persistent passion.
They emphasized the exceptional achievements he secured during his tenure with Brest, particularly since assuming the role in 2023. “Throughout that period, he continued to live with the strength that he still impresses today,” a family statement read. “To overcome this difficult situation and, in that time, to lead a strong club, that’s what history is telling us, says much about the person who was.”
The family acknowledged Roe’s significant time with Brest, a club he led since 2023.
Details regarding a memorial or funeral arrangements have not yet been released. —
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It’s a heartbreaking loss for Brest and the football community, and my thoughts are with his family and friends.