Jean Vincent, a prominent figure in French football, has passed away at the age of 82. He served as the coach of FC Nantes from 1976 to 1982, achieving notable success with the team, including two championships and a French Cup. In addition to his contributions to French football, Vincent also made significant contributions to African football. He coached the national teams of Cameroon and Tunisia.
Under his guidance, Cameroon participated in the 1982 World Cup in Spain. Despite being eliminated after three draws, including a notable 1-1 draw against Italy, Vincent’s coaching left a lasting impact on the “Indomitable Lions.”
In 1985, he took charge of Wydad Casablanca in Morocco, leading the team to a championship title. His coaching career and achievements have left a lasting legacy in football.
