"Libération" reveals that several personalities, including footballers Bradley Barcola (PSG) and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (OM), appeared in video in the live Kick of "Safine" and "Naruto", the two hosts of the stream in which Jean Pormanove died.

The tragic death of streamer Jean Pormanove (real name Raphaël Graven) during a live stream on Kick has sparked outrage. The 46-year-old, who died overnight from Sunday to Monday during a multi-day live stream, was subjected to numerous beatings and humiliation from other streamers, live on camera. The Nice prosecutor's office has opened an investigation "in search of the cause of death."

In an investigation published Thursday morning, "Libération" claims that the stream, which lasted more than 12 days (298 hours), was marked by fleeting appearances from several Ligue 1 footballers. During the 237th hour of the live broadcast, when Jean Pormanove (also known as JP) had already suffered numerous humiliations, "Naruto" and "Safine," the two organizers of the live broadcast, broadcast a video in which several celebrities appeared, encouraging streamers to complete challenges to collect more donations.

Adil Rami was giving boxing advice to one of the streamers

The messages are addressed in particular to "JP" and "Coudoux," another man participating in these videos, who are called to "wake up." We hear Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (OM) declare "Plug in your brains because now we have to finish the game," while Bradley Barcola (PSG) says: "We are all with you, we know you can do it. JP and Coudoux, set the alarm please, because now... things are really bad." These appearances were broadcast two and a half days before Jean Pormanove's death. According to "Libération," the PSG winger had already participated in live streams organized by "Naruto." He also donated 1,000 euros during a fundraiser organized by the streamers for sick children.

❗What if we threw out all the influencers/streamers/Youtubers who took the liberty of defending Raphaël Graven's torturers #JP , shall we start? ❗️

1/ @Nanxss aka Nanass ▶ he doesn't take responsibility at all and deleted his video attacking the Médiapart article pic.twitter.com/3FZfxC6FnR

— Amir_Intel (@Amir_Intel) August 19, 2025

Another football figure, former French international Adil Rami, was also in contact with the gang. "Libération" reports that in March 2024, the new Ligue 1+ consultant was giving "Coudoux" boxing advice. "He's tall, he has big arms, you have to move," he admitted at the time, possibly referring to Jean Pormanove. "You approach him and suddenly land some hooks on him. He won't see them coming. He has bad eyesight, he has big glasses."