On Sunday, September 13, during the football match between Brest and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), scheduled for 8:45 p.m., the Brest team will honor its late coach, Éric Roy, who passed away on June 17. This tribute is expected to be a heartfelt moment for Roy’s family, friends, and the broader Brest community, who have deeply mourned his loss. The event marks a significant occasion for the club and its supporters, as they come together to remember a respected figure in the team’s history. Éric Roy was a well-loved figure at Brest, known for his dedication and leadership on the field. His passing in June shocked many in the football community, and the tribute during the match is seen as a fitting way to celebrate his contributions. The event will likely include moments of silence or other symbolic gestures, common in sports to honor departed individuals. Before the tribute, Jérôme Alonzo, a former goalkeeper for Brest and a close friend of Roy, spoke with the local newspaper Ouest-France. Alonzo shared his thoughts on Roy’s impact on the club and the personal connection he had with the coach. His comments highlighted the deep respect and affection that Roy inspired among players and fans alike. The match against PSG will not only serve as a moment of remembrance but also as a test of the team’s resilience on the field. Fans are expected to show their support for both the tribute and the players, making it a memorable evening for all involved.