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Ibrahim Toure dies: Younger brother of Yaya and Kolo dies aged 28 Ivory Coast duo learnt the news of their brother's death in Manchester yesterday Simon Rice Simon Rice is Online Sports Editor for The Independent Friday 20 June 2014 Ibrahim Toure, The younger brother of Premier League duo Yaya and Kolo, died yesterday just hours after Ivory Coast lost 2-1 to Colombia at the World Cup. LIVE: Follow the latest news from Italy v Costa Rica, plus news from Switzerland v France and Honduras v Ecuador The Ivory Coast FA confirmed in a statement that the 28-year-old, who was also a professional footballer, died in Manchester. "A tough day for the Toure brothers. Just hours after the match Colombia v Cote d'Ivoire (2-1), Kolo and Yaya have learned of the death of their younger brother Toure Oyala Ibrahim. The entire Ivorian delegation to Brazil supports them in this painful circumstance. "The president of the Ivorian Football Federation (FIF) and the Executive Committee are to inform the family of Ivorian football, the death of Ibrahim Toure occurred on Thursday June 19 in Manchester. "In these painful circumstances, the players of the national team of Cote d'Ivoire as well as the entire Ivorian delegation present in Brazil at the 2014 World Cup are to demonstrate their compassion Toure brothers, members of the Elephants and the great Toure family." Ibrahim Toure played as a striker for clubs including Egypt's Misr Lel Makasa and most recently Lebanese side Al Safa. Manchester City, who employ Yaya, released a statement expressing their condolences whilst also revealing Ibrahim was close with his older brothers. "The thoughts of everyone at Manchester City FC are with Yaya and Kolo Toure following the death of their younger brother Ibrahim," City's statement read. "Ibrahim was a regular visitor to Carrington and was a popular figure among the staff and players and was extremely close to his two older brothers. "The Ivorian Football Federation announced that Ibrahim passed away on Thursday, 19 June in Manchester and the thoughts of everyone connected with City are with the Toure family at this most difficult time." The cause of death has not been confirmed. Yaya has started both of Ivory Coast's World Cup matches, while Kolo, who plays for Liverpool, has been an unused substitute. 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Najmlađi brat iz obitelji Toure, Ibrahim, preminuo je u Manchesteru, gdje se liječio od raka Nažalost, 28-godišnji Ibrahim nije imao snage za borbu protiv raka te je preminuo u Manchesteru, a vijest o smrti ovog nogometaša objavio je nogometni savez Obale Bjelokosti. 'Nogometni savez Obale Bjelokosti i izvršni predsjednik saveza potvrđuju da je preminuo član naše nogometne obitelji, Oyala Ibrahim Toure, mlađi brat Kolo Tourea i Yaya Tourea. U ovako teškoj situaciji, svi igrači i članovi saveza Obale Bjelokosti i cijele delegacije ovdje u Brazilu pružit će podršku braći Toure i njihovoj cijeloj obitelji. Predsjednik Nogometnog saveza Obala Bjelokosti i izvršnog odbora moli sve Bjelokošćane da se pridruže molitvi za Ibrahima', stoji u izjavi NS-a Obale Bjelokosti. Ibrahim se, baš kao i braća mu Yaya i Kolo, bavio nogometom, s time što njegova karijera nije vezana uz najveće klubove. Ibrahim je igrao za Nicu, Metalurg iz Donjecka te sirijski Al Ittihad, egipatske Misr Lel Makasu i Telephonat Beni Suef te libanonsku Al-Safu. - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom