AS Cannes
Squad
- Thibault Scotto2010current
- Shomari Kapombe2013current
- Jean-Jacques Mandrichi2015current
Inès Arouaissa2022current
Christian Lopezcurrent- David Milinkovićcurrent
- Félix Brillantcurrent
Julien Lópezcurrent- Lounis Matemcurrent
Malek Cherguicurrent- Nordine Ibouroicurrent
- Rudy Carliercurrent
Ernesto Borel1914–1919
Charles Bardot1926–1936
Maurice Cottenet1926–1927
Laurent Henric1929–1932
William Aitken1931–1934
Elek Schwartz1934–1936
Édouard Crut1934–1935
José Padrón1936–1937
Numa Andoire1936–1937- Robert Domergue1939–1947
Andrej Prean Nagy1946–1947
Ernesto Tomasi1946–1947
Riza Lushta1948–1951
André Lerond1951–1951
Iosif Fabian1951–1953
Antoine Cuissard1952–1953- Abdelhamid Kermali1953–1955
Mustapha Zitouni1953–1954
Robert Mouynet1953–1955- Laurent Robuschi1956–1959
- Jean Baeza1961–1966
Charly Loubet1962–1962- Charly Loubet1962–1963
- Jean Baeza1962–1966
- Vincent Estève1963–1967
Yvon Douis1967–1969- Jean Taillandier1968–1969
- Guy David1972–1973
- Jean Baeza1974–1977
- Jean Baeza1974–1978
- Jean-Claude Larrieu1974–1980
- Charly Loubet1975–1982
- Charly Loubet1975–1981
Leif Eriksson1975–1976- Sarr Boubacar1976–1977
- Guy Modeste1977–1978
Claude Arribas1978–1981
Michel Dussuyer1978–1981- Guy Modeste1979–1981
- Paul Bahoken1979–1982
Jean-Louis Garcia1980–1984
Bernard Casoni1981–1984- Ibrahim Aoudou1981–1984
Gilles Rampillon1982–1985
Jean Fernandez1982–1984
Patrick Revelli1982–1984- Pierre Pleimelding1982–1983
Gilles Eyquem1983–1985
Hervé Renard1983–1990
Jean-Marc Guillou1983–1984- Lamine N'Diaye1983–1985
Teitur Thordarson1983–1984- Jean-Louis Garcia1984–1985
- Michel Dussuyer1984–1996
Ruud Krol1984–1986- Youssouf Falikou Fofana1984–1985
Daniel Sanchez1985–1987- Dušan Savić1985–1989
- Lucien Kassi-Kouadio1985–1986
- Alain Moizan1986–1988
Albert Emon1986–1988- Boro Primorac1986–1990
- Jean-François Charbonnier1986–1987
- Jean-Luc Sassus1986–1992
- Alain Polaniok1987–1988
- Bruno Bellone1987–1988
Félix Lacuesta1987–1990
Guy Lacombe1987–1989- Jean-Marc Pilorget1987–1988
Franck Durix1988–1995
Jan Poortvliet1988–1989
Patrice Ferri1988–1991- Zlatko Vujović1988–1989
- Bruno Bellone1989–1990
- Johnny Ekström1989–1991
Luis Fernandez1989–1993- Marko Mlinarić1989–1991
- Norbert Nachtweih1989–1991
Pierre Dréossi1989–1993
Yannick Stopyra1989–1991
Zinedine Zidane1989–1992- Zoran Vujović1989–1989
- Amara Simba1990–1991
Carmelo Micciche1990–1991- Éric Guérit1990–1992
Adick Koot1991–1998- Alen Bokšić1991–1992
Aljoša Asanović1991–1992- Bernard Lambourde1991–1996
David Bettoni1991–1996- François Omam-Biyik1991–1992
- Komlan Assignon1991–1998
- Laurent Charvet1991–1998
- Ludovic Pollet1991–1995
- Robby Langers1991–1992
- Zoran Vujović1991–1992
Jean-Michel Capoue1992–2000
Johan Micoud1992–1996- Mickaël Madar1992–1994
Nikolay Todorov1992–1993- Pascal Bedrossian1992–1997
- Philippe Raschke1992–1995
Rainer Ernst1992–1993
William Ayache1992–1995
Abdelkader Ferhaoui1993–1996
Didier Otokoré1993–1994- Gábor Márton1993–1994
- Mickaël Marsiglia1993–1999
Patrick Vieira1993–1995
Tal Banin1993–1994- Ardian Kozniku1994–1996
Christophe Delmotte1994–1995- Christophe Horlaville1994–1996
- Anthony Braizat1995–1998
David Jemmali1995–1997
Lilian Compan1995–1997
Romain Ferrier1995–1997- Saša Peršon1995–1997
Sébastien Chabaud1995–2000
Cédric Daury1996–1997- Laurent Leroy1996–1998
Patrick Barul1996–1999
Peter Luccin1996–1997- Samassi Abou1996–1997
- Samir Beloufa1996–1997
Sébastien Chabbert1996–1999
Yannick Fischer1996–1998- Yao Mawuko Sènaya1996–1998
Brahim Hemdani1997–1998- Brian Jensen1997–1998
Gerald Vanenburg1997–1998
Grégory Wimbée1997–1998
Jonathan Zebina1997–1998- Lee-Roy Echteld1997–1997
- Marco Grassi1997–1998
Sébastien Frey1997–1998
Bobo Baldé1998–1999
David Bellion1998–2001
Djamel Belmadi1998–1999
Gérald Forschelet1998–2002
Jean-Luc Vannuchi1998–2000
Julien Escudé1998–1999- Marc Libbra1998–1999
- Mark Blake1998–2000
Mathieu Béda1998–1999
Walter Kogler1998–1998
Yannick Quesnel1998–2000- David Suarez1999–2003
- Gianluca Sordo1999–1999
- Laurent Macquet1999–2002
- Mamadi Berthe1999–2003
- Abdelmalek Cherrad2000–2001
- David Grondin2000–2001
- Fabrice Lepaul2000–2000
- Freddy Bourgeois2000–2001
Hamed Namouchi2000–2003
Landry Bonnefoi2000–2001- Patrick Colleter2000–2001
Rudy Mater2000–2002- Sébastien Grimaldi2000–2002
Vincent Planté2000–2003- Franck Durix2001–2002
- Freddy Bourgeois2001–2002
Julien Faubert2001–2004
Romain Rocchi2001–2002
Régis Brouard2001–2003- Franck Rizzetto2002–2002
Gaël Clichy2002–2003
Jérôme Lemoigne2002–2003
Wilfried Niflore2002–2004- Yoann Bouchard2002–2003
- David Bettoni2003–2004
- David Papys M'Bodji2003–2004
- Grégory Béranger2003–2005
Jean-Daniel Padovani2003–2006
Kamel Ghilas2003–2006- Mickaël Marsiglia2003–2004
Nicolas Frey2003–2004
Siramana Dembélé2003–2004
Tonnie Cusell2003–2004- Zéphirin Zoko2003–2004
Cyriaque Louvion2004–2006
Derek Decamps2004–2005- Fabrice Reuperne2004–2005
Foued Kadir2004–2007- Frédéric Tatarian2004–2005
- Habib Sissoko2004–2005
- Jean-Charles Cirilli2004–2006
- Laurent Leroy2004–2005
Mickaël Poté2004–2007
Nicolas Rabuel2004–2005- Nicolas Verdier2004–2008
- Anthony Braizat2005–2007
- Brice Jovial2005–2006
- Hakim Saci2005–2007
- Jacques Salze2005–2006
Jérémy Blayac2005–2008
Patrice Carteron2005–2007- Steven Paulle2005–2010
- Thierry Gathuessi2005–2006
Almamy Schuman Bah2006–2007
Anthony Losilla2006–2008
Anthony Scaramozzino2006–2007- Charly Charrier2006–2007
- Igor Angulo2006–2007
Jonathan Assous2006–2007- Mohamed Benhamou2006–2007
Vincenzo Rennella2006–2007- Ahmed Yahiaoui2007–2008
- Antoine Ponroy2007–2008
Aurélien Mazel2007–2008- Fabien Debec2007–2008
Faneva Imà Andriatsima2007–2008- Franck Berrier2007–2008
- John Tshibumbu2007–2010
- Lassina Diabaté2007–2007
- Nicolas Farina2007–2008
Éric Bauthéac2007–2010- Ahmed Yahiaoui2008–2008
Chaher Zarour2008–2009- David Papys M'Bodji2008–2009
- Faneva Imà Andriatsima2008–2008
- Kamel Ouejdide2008–2008
- Mickaël Marsiglia2008–2009
Thomas Ayasse2008–2009- Vincent Créhin2008–2009
Abdellah Kharbouchi2009–2010
Alexis Bertin2009–2010
Jan Koller2009–2011
Jérémy Gavanon2009–2014- Mutumba Milambo2009–2010
Pape M'Bow2009–2009
Robert Malm2009–2010
Romuald Marie2009–2010
Rudy Gestede2009–2010
Ted Lavie2009–2010
Benoît Leroy2010–2013
Cédric Avinel2010–2011- Didier Neumann2010–2011
- Elias Uzamukunda2010–2014
Fabien Raddas2010–2011- Flavien Belson2010–2010
- Lilian Compan2010–2012
Paulin Voavy2010–2013
Romain Armand2010–2011- Romain Rambier2010–2013
- Sylvain N'Diaye2010–2011
- Sébastien Grégori2010–2012
- Youcef Touati2010–2011
- Adama Soumaré2011–2012
- David Louhoungou2011–2012
Hervé Bugnet2011–2011
Jérémy Cordoval2011–2012
Mathieu Lafon2011–2011- Pape M'Bow2011–2011
- Romain Armand2011–2011
- Yohan Gomez2011–2012
- Ousmane Sidibé2012–2013
Mickaël Barreto2013–2014
AS Cannes is a historic football club based in Cannes, France, founded in 1902.
The club currently competes in Championnat National 1, the third tier of French football.
AS Cannes plays its home matches at the Stade Pierre de Coubertin, a key venue for the club.
Biography
Formation
Association Sportive de Cannes Football, commonly known as AS Cannes, was founded on August 4, 1902, by English sportsman Herbert Lowe and his friends. Initially established as a sports club, AS Cannes began its journey in the world of football while also engaging in competitive swimming and athletics. The club originally donned a black and blue kit but transitioned to its iconic red and white stripes following a merger with Club Sportif de Cannes in 1905.
Early Years and Rivalries
In the early years, under the guidance of local furniture dealer Louis Grosso, the football section of Cannes began to develop its structures. By 1920, the club was competing in the Ligue du Sud-Est, a regional league, where it cultivated fierce rivalries with nearby clubs, particularly Nice and Marseille. The matches against Nice are famously known as the Derby de la Côte d'Azur. In 1921, AS Cannes inaugurated the Stade Municipal de Cannes, celebrating the occasion with a 4-0 victory over Spanish club Espanyol.
Achievements
The 1920s marked a significant period for AS Cannes as they reached the semi-finals of the Coupe de France twice, showcasing talents like Maurice Cottenet and Charles Bardot. The pinnacle of their early success came in 1932 when they won the Coupe de France, defeating RC Roubaix 1-0, with captain Louis Clerc scoring the decisive goal. The club also enjoyed success in various leagues, including being crowned champions of the USFSA League in 1910 and winning the Coupe Gambardella twice in 1955 and 1995.
Recent Developments
AS Cannes currently competes in Ligue 3, having achieved promotion from Championnat National 1 in the 2025–26 season. The club continues to play its home matches at the Stade Pierre de Coubertin, with Mathieu Chabert at the helm as manager, ensuring that the legacy of this historic club continues to thrive in French football.
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Career & Clubs
Association Sportive de Cannes was founded on 4 August 1902 by English sportsman Herbert Lowe and a group of friends. Lowe was installed as the club's president. During the infancy of the club, in addition to association football, Cannes also practised the sports of competitive swimming and athletics. The club also wore a black and blue combination kit before switching to its current red and white stripe following the club's merger with Club Sportif de Cannes in 1905. Under the leadership of Louis Grosso, a local furniture dealer, the football section developed its structures. In 1920, Cannes were playing in the Ligue du Sud-Est, a regional league under the watch of the French Football Federation (FFF). While playing in the league, Cannes developed rivalries with Nice and Marseille. Nice and Cannes contest the derby match that is known as the Derby de la Côte d'Azur. In 1921, the club inaugurated the Stade Municipal de Cannes and celebrated the opening by defeating Spanish club Espanyol 4–0. During the 1920s, Cannes successfully reached the semi-finals of the Coupe de France on two occasions. Led by French internationals such as Maurice Cottenet, Charles Bardot, and Raoul Dutheil, Cannes were regular participants in the latter rounds of the prestigious cup competition. In 1932, the club finally won the competition after defeating RC Roubaix 1–0 at the Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir in Colombes, courtesy of a goal from captain Louis Clerc. In July 1930, the National Council…
- League
- Championnat National 1
Legacy
Ligue 1 Runners-up (1): 1932–33 Coupe de France Champions (1): 1931–32 USFSA League (Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur) Champions (1): 1910 Coupe Gambardella Champions (2): 1955, 1995
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Association Sportive de Cannes Football is a French association professional football club based in Cannes. The club was formed in 1902 as a sports club and currently play in Ligue 3, the third tier of French football after promotion from the Championnat National 1 in the 2025–26 season. Cannes plays its home matches at the Stade Pierre de Coubertin, located within the city. The team is managed by Mathieu Chabert.
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