"I'm afraid to die" : Trapped by gangs on the street, this former professional football player fears for his life

Ex-player of SM Caen, the Haitian Jeff Louis reveals in East Republican fear for his life. He explains being on the street after gangs seized his village, and calls for help.

Jeff Louis, former player of the Haitian national football team, recently shared his dramatic experience in an interview with the East Republican. Fleeing the violence of the terrorists who took control of his hometown, Mirebalais, he tells how he lost everything, his house, his property, and, with them, a little of his dignity. The once peaceful city is now under the control of the terrorist coalition " Viv Ansanm", where human life is worth no…

Jeff Louis, a former Haitian footballer, forced to flee gang violence in Mirebalais. The former glory of Haitian football, Jeff Louis, is going through a terrible event. As the economic crisis and gang violence continue to plunge Haiti into chaos, the former attacker of Caen and Nancy is living a real nightmare in his hometown. In an interview given to the French newspaper La Est Républicain, he tells how he was the victim of the takeover of his…

Capable of strokes of genius in front of the goal, Jeff Louis played 72 Ligue 2 matches (and 36 in Ligue 1) before having to put an premature end to his professional career in 2018, handicapped by injuries to both knees. The former national returned to Haiti, his native country three years ago and bitterly regrets it. Interviewed with L'Est Républicain, the player passed by Nancy, Caen, Le Mans and QRM, evokes a life made difficult by a context …

Jeff Louis, former offensive milieu of Le Mans, Nancy and Caen, lives a real ordeal. After ending...

Jeff Louis finds himself in a particularly complicated situation in his country, Haiti. The former attacker of the Standard is almost on the street, after gangs have taken control of his village.