After nearly four decades of falling into a deep coma, the former player of Senegalese origin who played in Paris Saint-Germain It was part of France’s choiceJean-Pierre Adams died in Nîmes University Hospital, according to the French newspaper L’Equipe.

The footballer fell into a coma on March 17, 1982, when he was admitted to the hospital for an operation to restore a torn knee ligament, but an anesthetic error caused him to fall into a deep coma. 39 years and 5 months.

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Adamas was born in Senegal, but at the age of ten he moved to France and started his football career with Olympique de Nimes, moved to Nice and was arrested by Paris Saint-Germain in 1977, and was known for being a defensive partner with Marius Tresor, and formed the famous duo “The Black Guard”.

“Paris Saint-Germain lost, on Monday, September 6, one of its greatest glories. The defender of ‘Rouge et Bleu’ and the French team, Jean-Pierre Adams, who wore the Paris colors from 1977 to 1979. The club offers its condolences to his family and loved ones”

Adamus played 22 games for the Blues until 1976.

In 1977, Paris Saint-Germain signed him for three seasons. The joy of life, his charisma and his expertise are respected. In 1979, he left Paris and joined Mulhouse and then Châlons-sur-Saône as a player and coach. A sports store owner, Jean-Pierre Adams was injured during a match with Chalon. The operation was performed under anaesthesia at Lyon Hospital on March 17, 1982, and Jean-Pierre Adams fell into a coma. Paris Saint-Germain did not forget him, as he participated in the jubilee they organized in Nimes at the beginning of 1984.

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