International football star dies after collapsing with 'huge brain haemorrhage'

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The Anderlecht Club legend, for which it discussed more than 280 matches between 1995 and 2005, Glen De Boeck won three championships, after he started his career in Mechelen (1992-1995) and became a club from his hometown, Boom. The central fund was held 36 times by the Belgian national team.After he became a coach, first as a second at the RSCA, he started as chief at the Circle Bruges in 2007. He had more experience in Belgium and the Netherl…

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Former Red Devil Glen De Boeck (54) has died from a brain hemorrhage. But what exactly is a brain hemorrhage? How do you recognize a brain hemorrhage? And can you recover from it? 7 questions for neurologist Fenne Vandervorst (UZ Brussels).

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Former footballer and coach Glen De Boeck died in Antwerp overnight from Sunday to Monday at the age of 54. He had suffered a massive brain hemorrhage at home on Friday, after which he was in a deep coma, his family said.

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The former footballer and coach Glen De Boeck died on the night of Sunday to Monday in Antwerp, at the age of 54. On Friday he had suffered a severe brain hemorrhage at his home, after which he had fallen into a deep coma. That's what his family announced on Monday. ...

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Last Sunday night, former Belgian player Glen De Boeck died after a severe brain hemorrhage. According to the news agency EFE, the 54-year-old former footballer suffered a hemorrhage last Friday at his home in Antwerp, Belgium. De Boeck was admitted urgently but failed to recover and died on Sunday night in Antwerp. His death took place months after seeing his parents die in consecutive months. In February of this year his father died at 80 year…