Article by Bogdan Fechita – published on Friday, August 22, 2025 20:50 / Updated on Friday, August 22, 2025:10
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (36 years old) and Bradley Barcola (22 years old) appeared in Jean Polanove's live broadcast, a well-known Youtuber, before he died on Monday night. A former player from Boavista is also involved.
On Sunday night to Monday, the Streamer Jean Pormanove, on his real name Raphael Graven, 46, died live on the Kick platform, During a transmission that lasted over 298 hours, that is, almost two weeks. The death, which occurred in sleep in the locality of contes, was preceded by several episodes of violence and sleep deprivation.
The connection between Aubameyang and the boat with the content creator has sparked a huge controversy in France. It all started when, after 237 hours of transmission, after the elder had exceeded the sum of 30,000 euros from donations, The Gabon striker from Marseille appeared in a short video on social networks, broadcast by Streamer to raise even more money, writes Abola.Pt.
Aubameyang and Barcola, support messages to Jean Pormanove
The same thing happened with the PSG player, who thought he was motivating his compatriot, but actually contributed to the extension of the state of sleep. The videos had not been recorded that night, but some time ago.
“Hi, boys, boys to the challenge. We are all with you, we know you are capable. JP and Coudoux, wake up, please, because it's not right at all ”, The boat said in the video.
The explanation came later from the club. “Bradley understands and shares the emotion aroused by Raphael Graven's death, as his entourage informed us. In fact, he was one of the first to react public when he learned of the tragedy. It is important to clarify that he was not present at that night,” the club, quoted by L'équipe, did not want to comment.
And the former player of Boaviste, Adil Rami, is involved in this controversy, by his connection with the group of enemies of which Jean Purmanove was a part, participating in some of these transmissions. For now, the French authorities continue to investigate Graven's death.
