K.A.S. Eupen
Squad
- Ibrahima Diédhiou2012current
- Florian Taulemesse2013current
- Diawandou Diagne2015current
Jeffrén Suárez2015current
José María Cases2015current- Ibrahim Diallo2016current
- Peter Hackenberg2016current
Abdul Manaf Nurudeen2017current
Carlos Martínez2017current- Boris Lambert2019current
- Carlos Apna Embaló2019current
- Leonardo Rocha2019current
Benoît Poulain2020current
Edo Kayembe2020current- Jonathan Heris2020current
Senna Miangué2020current
Stef Peeters2020current- Aleksandar Boljević2021current
- Rune Paeshuyse2022current
David Álvarez2023current
Ibrahim Diakité2023current
Miloš Pantović2023current
Shayne Pattynama2024current- Anthony Basseycurrent
- Babacar Niassecurrent
Henry Onyekurucurrent
Jean Thierry Lazarecurrent
Mijat Marićcurrent- Pierre Akonocurrent
Samuel Essendecurrent- Souleymane Awcurrent
Torben Müselcurrent- Gerhard Prokop1970–1974
Philippe Garot1971–1972
Horst Heese1974–1976- Karim Kamanzi2000–2001
- Frédéric Pierre2003–2004
Bachirou Salou2004–2004- Didier Ernst2004–2005
- Kristoffer Andersen2004–2005
Christian Brüls2005–2008
Guillaume Gillet2005–2006
Kadir Bekmezci2005–2005- Kadir Bekmezci2005–2006
Michaël Goossens2005–2006- Mustapha Oussalah2005–2005
- Rachid Belabed2005–2006
Vladimir Voskoboinikov2005–2005- Kadir Bekmezci2006–2006
- Tanguy Barro2007–2009
Christian Kabasele2008–2011- Alessandro Iandoli2009–2011
- Alex Costa dos Santos2009–2011
- Arsène Né2009–2009
Danijel Miličević2009–2011- Enes Sağlık2009–2012
- Fazlı Kocabaş2009–2013
- Igor Djuric2009–2009
- Marc Hendrikx2009–2011
- Marko Obradović2009–2011
- Matthias Lepiller2009–2011
- Mohamadou Sissoko2009–2010
- Moreno Aoas Vidal2009–2009
Nassim Mendil2009–2009- Radek Petr2009–2010
- Sofian Benzouien2009–2010
Willy Aubameyang2009–2010
Abderrazzak Jadid2010–2011
Ervin Zukanović2010–2011
Ibrahima Camara2010–2011- Jefferson Andrade Siqueira2010–2011
- José Espinal2010–2012
Kevin Vandenbergh2010–2011
Marcus Diniz2010–2011- Marshal Johnson2010–2011
Olivier Werner2010–2011
Pablo Caballero González2010–2011- Radek Petr2010–2012
- Yacine Hima2010–2011
- Christian Santos2011–2013
Clinton Mata2011–2014- Flavien Le Postollec2011–2012
Ibrahim Maaroufi2011–2011
Ioannis Masmanidis2011–2012- Jonas Deumeland2011–2014
- Mohamed Dahmane2011–2011
- Mohamed Dahmane2011–2012
Pablo Chavarría2011–2011- Christian Kabasele2012–2014
- Diawandou Diagne2012–2014
- Hiroshi Ibusuki2012–2013
- John Felagha2012–2013
- Marco Ingrao2012–2012
- Samuel Asamoah2012–2017
- Abdulaziz Rashid Al Ansari2013–2014
- Alassane Diallo2013–2014
Hendrik Van Crombrugge2013–2019- Juan Cruz Ochoa2013–2015
- Manel Expósito2013–2015
Nils Schouterden2013–2014
Ahmed Moein2014–2016
Almoez Ali2014–2015- Ibrahim Diallo2014–2015
- Lucas Porcar2014–2014
Luis García Fernández2014–2019- Sergio Rodríguez García2014–2014
- Víctor Curto2014–2016
Akram Afif2015–2016- Eric Ocansey2015–2019
Siebe Blondelle2015–2020- Yousef Hassan2015–2016
- Akram Afif2017–2018
- Christian Brüls2017–2017
Jean-Luc Dompé2017–2017
Moussa Wagué2017–2018- Nils Schouterden2017–2020
- Silas Gnaka2017–2022
- Danijel Miličević2018–2020
- Ivan Yagan2018–2019
Mathieu Peybernes2018–2018
Morteza Pouraliganji2018–2019
Adrián Lapeña2019–2019
Jon Bautista2019–2020- Menno Koch2019–2021
- Omid Ebrahimi2019–2020
Ortwin De Wolf2019–2021
Adriano Correia Claro2020–2021- Julien Ngoy2020–2022
Víctor Vázquez Solsona2020–2020
Giannis Konstantelias2022–2022
Alfreð Finnbogason2023–2024- Konan N'Dri2023
- Sibiry Keita2023
KAS Eupen is a professional football club based in Belgium, known for its competitive spirit in the Challenger Pro League.
The club was formed on July 9, 1945, from the merger of Jugend Eupen and FC Eupen 1920.
KAS Eupen played its first official match on July 21, 1945, during a festive tournament.
Biography
Formation and Early Years
KAS Eupen, a Belgian professional football club, was established on July 9, 1945, through the merger of two local clubs, Jugend Eupen and FC Eupen 1920. The club played its first official match shortly after its formation on July 21 during a festive tournament. Initially competing in the Liège Provincial Division II, KAS Eupen faced challenges, including relegation to the Regional Division II. However, under the guidance of player-coach Roger Burgers, the club achieved its first title, which was followed by another, allowing them to ascend to the national divisions for the first time in 1951.
Progress and Promotions
KAS Eupen's journey through the national divisions was marked by ups and downs. After a brief stint, they secured promotion again at the end of the 1955–56 season, led by coach Albert Bertrand. The club experienced further relegation but returned to the higher divisions before the 1961–62 season. Hubert Van Dormael, who joined in 1966, led the team to a historic second-place finish in the 1967–68 season and their first promotion to the Belgian Third Division the following year. This success prompted the construction of a new stand, marking a significant development in the club's infrastructure.
Achievements
KAS Eupen has had a notable history in Belgian football, with several achievements in various divisions. They have been runners-up in the Belgian Second Division three times and have won the Belgian Third Division three times as well. Their honors also include victories in the Belgian Fourth Division and a title in the Liège First Provincial, showcasing their competitive spirit and resilience throughout the years. Currently, KAS Eupen competes in the Challenger Pro League, continuing to build on its rich legacy in Belgian football.
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Career & Clubs
Foundation and early years
KAS Eupen were formed on 9 July 1945 from the merger of Jugend Eupen and FC Eupen 1920, and played its first official match on 21 July during a festive tournament during a national holiday. A few weeks later, the club would begin on its inaugural season in the Liège Provincial Division II. While the first stand was built in 1947 and lighting was installed the following year, and the infrastructure thus improved, the club could not avoid relegation to the Regional Division II. Under the leadership of player-coach Roger Burgers, Eupen won the first title in its history, which was then repeated the following year, enabling the club to reach national divisions for the first time in 1951. The club's stint in the national division was short-lived at first, but the club secured another promotion at the end of the 1955–56 season. The team was then led by Albert Bertrand. After a further descent two years later, the club returned with promotion before the 1961–62 season to stabilise in the higher divisions until 1969. Having arrived at the club in 1966, Hubert Van Dormael took the team to a second-place finish in the 1967–68 season before taking a historic first promotion to the Belgian Third Division the following season, ahead of LC Bastogne and Herve FC in the standings. The club then decided to construct a new stand the following year. In the process, Van Dormael led the team to the Third Division title, which meant its first promotion to the…
- League
- Belgian Pro League
- League
- Challenger Pro League
Legacy
National
Belgian Second Division Runners-up (3): 2002–03, 2013–14, 2015–16 Belgian Third Division Winners (3): 1969–70, 1975–76, 2001–02 Belgian Fourth Division Winners (2): 1968–69, 1983–84 Runners-up (2): 1967–68, 1994–95
Regional
Liège First Provincial Winners (1): 1955–56
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
KAS Eupen is a Belgian professional association football club located in Eupen, Province of Liège, which currently plays in the Challenger Pro League, the second tier of Belgian football. The club was formed on 9 July 1945 through the merger of two older Eupen clubs, Jugend Eupen and FC Eupen 1920.
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