Overmars steps away from football: «If I don't listen to my body, my doctors predict a bad outcome»
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Overmars steps away from football: «If I don't listen to my body, my doctors predict a bad outcome»

Record9 September 2026 at 15:40

Marc Overmars, former Dutch winger and former sporting director of Antwerp, announced his departure from football due to health problems. The former player, known for his career at Ajax and Barcelona, revealed that his doctors predict a bad outcome if he doesn't listen to his body and make changes in his life.

Overmars had held the position of sporting director at the Belgian club since 2022, having accumulated extensive experience in the football world both as a player and in management roles. His departure represents a significant loss for Antwerp, which benefited from his experience and sporting knowledge.

The news headline suggests that Overmars faces a serious health condition that forces him to step away completely from football and give absolute priority to his health. The decision to leave his position comes as an alert about the importance of listening to the body's signals.

This departure marks the end of a distinguished career in football, both on the field and off it. Overmars leaves behind an important legacy, but his health has now become the top priority, leading him to make this difficult decision to leave the world of football.

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