Paris Saint-Germain has today learned of the death of its former chairman Bernard Brochand, at the age of 86. Paris Saint-Germain extends its sincere condolences to the family and friends of Bernard Brochand.

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In 1971, Bernard Brochand joined the board of directors of Paris Saint-Germain with Daniel Hechter. He was also mayor of Cannes from 2001 to 2014 and deputy for the 8th district of the Alpes-Maritimes from 2001 to 2022.

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The former boss of the Parisian club, who became a cannois edile and deputy of the Alpes-maritimes, died on Tuesday 25 February, announces the club. He was 86 years old.

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Bernard Brochand was about to be 87 years old. According to several sources close to the family, the former deputy of the Alpes-Maritimes and former mayor of Cannes just died in the city that he led for thirteen years.

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The former leader had written the first pages of the Parisian club with Alain Cayzac, Charles Talar or Daniel Hechter.

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The PSG in mourning: Bernard Brochand died at 86: Paris Saint-Germain loses one of his historical figures. The former PSG leader died this Tuesday at the age of 86, after several days in a coma. Member of the club's board of directors since 1971, he played a key role in the revival of the PSG after the separation with Paris FC in 1970, alongside Daniel Hechter, Alain Cayzac and Charles Talar. President of the Club Association, he marked the hist…

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The PSG mourns one of its historical leaders. In a coma for several days, Bernard Brochand died this Tuesday morning, February 25 at the age of 86. Bernard Brochand was one of the pioneers of Paris Saint-Germain. He was originally, with Alain Cayzac, Charles Talar or Daniel Hechter, of the renaissance of the PSG after his separation from Paris FC in the early 1970s. He entered the club's board of directors in 1971. "His memory will forever remai…