Belgian Football Legend Glen De Boeck Dies at 54 After Brain Hemorrhage
Belgian football icon Glen De Boeck, former Lokeren coach and ex-national team player, tragically passed away at the age of 54 after collapsing at home and being hospitalized in Antwerp. De Boeck was diagnosed with a massive brain hemorrhage and remained in a coma for three days before his demise.
The football world is in mourning as De Boeck's family confirms the severe brain damage. His mother, Louisett, also tragically passed away from a brain hemorrhage after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
De Boeck had a successful playing career with clubs like Mechelen and Anderlecht before transitioning into coaching roles with various teams.
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