Montpellier Hérault Sport Club
Squad
Laurent Pionnier2002current
Geoffrey Jourdren2006current
Karim Aït-Fana2006current
Jamel Saihi2007current
Joris Marveaux2008current
Souleymane Camara2008current
Bryan Dabo2010current
Jonathan Ligali2011current
Vitorino Hilton2011current
Daniel Congré2012current
Jonas Martin2012current
Djamel Bakar2013current
Dylan Gissi2014current
Jean Deza2014current
Paul Lasne2014current
Steve Mounié2014current
Dimitry Bertaud2015current
Mamadou N'Diaye2015current
Mustapha Yatabaré2015current
Quentin Cornette2015current
Ryad Boudebouz2015current
Damien Le Tallec2018current
Arnaud Souquet2019current
Arnaud Nordin2022current
Othmane Maamma2022current
Alexandre Mendy2025current
Naoufel El Hannach2025current
Bryan Passicurrent
Christopher Julliencurrent
Clément Vidalcurrent- Enzo Molebecurrent
Enzo Tchatocurrent
Ferris N'Gomacurrent
Ghislain Printantcurrent
Joris Chotardcurrent- Julien Laportecurrent
Junior Sambiacurrent
Lucas Mincarellicurrent- Mamary Traorécurrent
- Marie-Charlotte Légercurrent
Morgan Poatycurrent
Morgaro Gomiscurrent- Nathanaël Mbukucurrent
Nicholas Gioacchinicurrent
Nicolas Cozzacurrent- Serge Devèzecurrent
Simon Ngapandouetnbucurrent
Théo Sainte-Lucecurrent
Téji Savaniercurrent
Yanis Issoufoucurrent
Per Kaufeldt1924–1925- Victor Gibson1924–1926
René Dedieu1926–1933
Branislav Sekulić1927–1929- Dušan Petković1927–1927
- Edmond Kramer1927–1929
Milorad Mitrović1928–1932
Roger Rolhion1928–1935- Joseph Kaucsar1931–1940
René Gérard1931–1935
Kuzman Sotirović1932–1932- Abdelkader Ben Bouali1933–1935
Manuel Anatol1933–1934
Jean Laurent1938–1939
Lucien Leduc1939–1940- José Luis Molinuevo1943–1944
Dominique Colonna1948–1949- Jean Bastien1950–1951
Désiré Koranyi1951–1952- Josef Humpál1951–1952
- Josef Humpál1952–1956
- Sauveur Rodriguez1952–1953
Julien Darui1953–1954- Árpád Fekete1954–1955
Joseph Bonnel1957–1959- Marc Bourrier1957–1963
Gunnar Andersson1958–1958- Guy Van Sam1958–1960
Abderrahmane Mahjoub1960–1963- Maurice Lafont1960–1960
- Maurice Lafont1961–1962
- Sékou Touré1961–1962
- Robert Lamartine1963–1963
- Pierre Mosca1964–1967
Jacques Vergnes1966–1968- Jacques Vergnes1967–1968
- Daniel Charles-Alfred1968–1969
Robert Nouzaret1970–1972- Charles1975–1976
Fleury Di Nallo1975–1978
Jean-Louis Gasset1975–1985- Robert Nouzaret1977–1978
- Bernard Ducuing1978–1984
Hugo Curioni1978–1980
Jean-Marc Furlan1978–1979
Christian Sarramagna1979–1982- Jacques Vergnes1979–1982
- José Pasqualetti1979–1982
Michel Mézy1979–1982
Faouzi Mansouri1981–1983- Gérald Passi1981–1985
Jacques Santini1981–1983
Víctor Trossero1981–1982- Sándor Zombori1982–1985
Franck Passi1983–1986
Laurent Blanc1983–1991
Pascal Baills1983–1991
Abdelkader Ferhaoui1985–1993- András Törőcsik1985–1986
Christian Lopez1985–1986- Faouzi Mansouri1985–1986
- Karim Maroc1985–1986
László Kiss1985–1987- Jean-Claude Lemoult1986–1991
- Jean-Marc Furlan1986–1987
- Nenad Stojković1986–1988
Roger Milla1986–1989
Albert Rust1987–1990- Christian Perez1987–1988
Júlio César1987–1990- Patrick Cubaynes1987–1989
Thierry Laurey1987–1988- Bruno Bellone1988–1989
Carlos Valderrama1988–1991- Gérard Buscher1988–1989
Jean-François Larios1988–1988
Michel Der Zakarian1988–1997- Bruno Alicarte1989–1995
Daniel Xuereb1989–1991- Franck Rizzetto1989–1998
Stéphane Paille1989–1989
Vincent Guérin1989–1992
Wilbert Suvrijn1989–1993
William Ayache1989–1990
Jacek Ziober1990–1994- Laurent D'Jaffo1990–1995
Patrice Garande1990–1991- Patrick Colleter1990–1991
- Raymond Xuereb1990–1991
Régis Brouard1990–1992
Bertrand Reuzeau1991–1996
Bruno Carotti1991–1995- David Hamed1991–1992
- Fabrice Divert1991–1995
Nikolay Todorov1991–1992- Serge Blanc1991–1997
- Thierry Laurey1991–1998
Aljoša Asanović1992–1994- Bruno Carotti1992–1995
- Christophe Sanchez1992–1998
- Jérôme Bonnissel1992–1996
- Philippe Delaye1992–2000
- Jean-Christophe Rouvière1993–1999
- Hervé Alicarte1994–1998
Laurent Robert1994–1999- Michel Pavon1994–1996
Bruno Martini1995–1999- Didier Agathe1995–1999
- Ibrahima Bakayoko1995–1998
José Luis Villarreal1995–1996- Pascal Baills1995–2000
- Abdelkader Ferhaoui1996–1998
- Franck Sauzée1996–1998
Romain Larrieu1996–1998
Roman Kosecki1996–1997- William Prunier1996–1997
Cédric Barbosa1997–2003- Manuel Dos Santos1997–2000
- Marcel Mahouvé1997–2002
- Nenad Džodić1997–2004
- Sylvain Deplace1997–1998
- Toifilou Maoulida1997–2002
- Uche Agbo1997–1998
Ahmed Reda Madouni1998–2001- Cyril Serredszum1998–2000
- Franck Silvestre1998–2003
- Julien Brellier1998–2000
Rémy Vercoutre1998–2002
Xavier Gravelaine1998–1999- Bruno Alicarte1999–2000
Grégory Vignal1999–2000
Jocelyn Gourvennec1999–1999
Nabil Baha1999–2001- Nicolas Ouédec1999–2001
Olivier Sorlin1999–2001
Patrice Loko1999–2001
Reynald Pedros1999–2000
Romain Ferrier1999–2000
Rudy Riou1999–2004- Stéphane Biakolo1999–2000
Stéphane Cassard1999–2000- Bill Tchato2000–2003
Cédric Joqueviel2000–2003- Francis Llacer2000–2001
- Geoffrey Doumeng2000–2004
- Mariano Herrón2000–2000
- Omar Belbey2000–2002
- Ricardo Nascimento2000–2001
- Romain Rambier2000–2001
- Valéry Mézague2000–2006
- Yassin El-Azzouzi2000–2001
- Abdoulaye Cissé2001–2001
- Abdoulaye Cissé2001–2006
Aliou Cissé2001–2002
Benoît Angbwa2001–2002
Bertrand Robert2001–2004- Bruno Carotti2001–2009
Fodé Mansaré2001–2005- Guillaume Moullec2001–2005
Habib Bamogo2001–2004
Hoda Lattaf2001–2006- Jean-Christophe Rouvière2001–2005
- Laurent Pionnier2001–2007
Nicolas Vallar2001–2003- Roberto de Assis Moreira2001–2002
- Serge Blanc2001–2002
- Thierry Gathuessi2001–2005
Jody Viviani2002–2005- Julio Colombo2002–2010
- Pierre Laigle2002–2004
- Serge Blanc2002–2004
Sonia Bompastor2002–2006- Víctor Bonilla2002–2003
Camille Abily2003–2006
Fatih Atik2003–2007- Jimmy Mainfroi2003–2007
Mathieu Lafon2003–2007
Nicolas Godemèche2003–2007- Nozomi Hiroyama2003–2004
Stéphane Darbion2003–2007
Cédric Cambon2004–2007
Frédéric Mendy2004–2007- Mohamed Chakouri2004–2008
- Serge Blanc2004–2005
Anthony Scribe2005–2011
Gérard Gnanhouan2005–2008
Hervé Bugnet2005–2006- Karim Aït-Fana2005–2015
- Ludovic Clément2005–2008
Mehdi Taouil2005–2007- Philippe Delaye2005–2010
Víctor Hugo Montaño2005–2010
Élodie Thomis2005–2007- Didier Neumann2006–2008
François Bellugou2006–2007
Louisa Necib Cadamuro2006–2006
Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa2006–2013
Robert Malm2006–2008
Romain Armand2006–2011
Abdelhamid El Kaoutari2007–2015- Abdelnasser Ouadah2007–2009
Anthony Lippini2007–2009- Egutu Oliseh2007–2008
Gino Padula2007–2008- Grégory Lacombe2007–2011
Johann Carrasso2007–2010
Lamine Sakho2007–2008- Malek Aït Alia2007–2008
- Mourad Benhamida2007–2010
- Nenad Džodić2007–2011
- Souleymane Camara2007–2008
Élise Bussaglia2007–2009
Alberto Costa2008–2010
Bengali-Fodé Koita2008–2013
Garry Bocaly2008–2009
Jean-Philippe Sabo2008–2009
Lilian Compan2008–2010- Mickaël Nelson2008–2011
- Nicolas Sahnoun2008–2010
- Thomas Deruda2008–2009
- Xavier Collin2008–2011
Cyril Jeunechamp2009–2013
Emir Spahić2009–2011
Geoffrey Dernis2009–2012
Romain Pitau2009–2013
Teddy Mézague2009–2014
Younès Belhanda2009–2013
Benjamin Stambouli2010–2014- Garry Bocaly2010–2010
- Garry Bocaly2010–2014
Hasan Kabze2010–2012- Jonas Martin2010–2011
Marco Estrada2010–2013
Olivier Giroud2010–2012
Rémy Cabella2010–2014
Aya Sameshima2011–2012
Henri Bedimo2011–2013
John Utaka2011–2013
Jonathan Tinhan2011–2014
Mathieu Deplagne2011–2017
Anthony Mounier2012–2015
Baptiste Valette2012–2013- Bryan Dabo2012–2014
Emanuel Herrera2012–2014
Gaëtan Charbonnier2012–2013- Jonathan Ligali2012–2015
- Jamel Saihi2013–2015
- Jean Deza2013–2014
- Mamadou N'Diaye2013–2015
Morgan Sanson2013–2017
Siaka Tiéné2013–2015- Víctor Hugo Montaño2013–2015
Yassine Jebbour2013–2015
Anthony Ribelin2014–2016- Djamel Bakar2014–2016
Kévin Bérigaud2014–2017
Lucas Barrios2014–2015
Mbaye Niang2014–2014
Nicolas Saint-Ruf2014–2017
Anouk Dekker2015–2021
Casimir Ninga2015–2018
Ellyes Skhiri2015–2019
Florian Sotoca2015–2016
Jérôme Roussillon2015–2015- Mustapha Yatabaré2015–2015
Ramy Bensebaini2015–2016
Sébastien Wüthrich2015–2016
William Rémy2015–2015
Yacouba Sylla2016–2017
Benjamin Lecomte2017–2019
Nordi Mukiele2017–2018
Andy Delort2018–2021
Gerónimo Rulli2019–2020
Mamadou Sakho2021–2023
Valère Germain2021–2023
Wahbi Khazri2022–2025
Akor Adams2023–2025
Musa Al-Taamari2023–2025
Montpellier HSC is a professional football club based in Montpellier, France, with a rich history dating back to 1919.
The club has played in Ligue 1, the top tier of French football, showcasing its competitive prowess.
Montpellier HSC has also competed in Ligue 2, demonstrating its resilience through promotions and relegations.
Biography
Formation
Montpellier Hérault Sport Club, commonly known as Montpellier HSC, is a French professional football club based in Montpellier, Occitanie, France. The club's origins trace back to 1919 when it was founded as Stade Olympique Montpelliérain. This early incarnation of the club quickly made its mark by winning the Coupe de France in 1929, defeating FC Sète 2-0. In 1974, a significant merger occurred between Stade Olympique Montpelliérain and AS Paillade, leading to the establishment of Montpellier HSC as it is known today.
Continued Success and Challenges
Throughout the decades, Montpellier HSC has experienced a rollercoaster of success and challenges. The club secured its second Coupe de France title in 1990 and added the Coupe de la Ligue to its honors in 1992. However, the late 1990s brought difficulties, as Montpellier faced relegation to Division 2 at the end of the 1999-2000 season. The club bounced back, returning to Division 1 for the 2001-02 season, but faced another relegation in 2004, spending five seasons in Ligue 2 before regaining its place in Ligue 1 for the 2009-10 season.
Title Winners and Recent History
The pinnacle of Montpellier HSC's achievements came at the end of the 2011-12 season when they clinched their first Ligue 1 title, finishing three points ahead of Paris Saint-Germain. This victory marked a significant milestone in the club's history, showcasing their resilience and competitive spirit. Since then, Montpellier has continued to compete in Ligue 1, striving to build on their legacy and maintain their status in French football.
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Gallery
Career & Clubs
Origins (1919–1974)
Montpellier was founded in 1919 as Stade Olympique Montpelliérain and soon went on to win the Coupe de France in 1929 in a 2–0 victory over FC Sète. SO Montpelliérain was one of twenty clubs to have played in the inaugural 1932–33 Division 1 season, the first season of professional top flight football in France. In 1974, SO Montpelliérain merged with AS Paillade to form the current iteration of the club, Montpellier Hérault Sport Club.
Continued success & promotions and relegations (1974–2011)
Many decades later, Montpellier went on to win their second Coupe de France in 1990 in a 2–1 victory over RC Paris. The club went on to win the Coupe de la Ligue in 1992 in a 3–1 victory over Angers. The club ended the decade winning the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 1999. Montpellier was relegated to Division 2, as it was known as at the time, at the end of the 1999–2000 season finishing in last place on 31 points. They were promoted the following season, returning to Division 1 for the 2001–02 season. The club was again relegated to Ligue 2 at the end of the 2003–04 season and went on to spend five consecutive seasons in Ligue 2 before being promoted back to Ligue 1 for the 2009–10 season where they finished in 5th place.
Title winners & eventual relegation (2011–present)
At the end of the 2011–12 season, Montpellier won its first Ligue 1 title, finishing the season with 82 points, three points ahead of runners-up Paris Saint-Germain. The…
- League
- Ligue 1
- League
- Ligue 2
Legacy
Domestic
Ligue 1 Champions (1): 2011–12 Ligue 2 Champions (3): 1945–46, 1960–61, 1986–87 Coupe de France Champions (2): 1928–29, 1989–90 Runners-up (2): 1930–31, 1993–94 Coupe de la Ligue Champions (1): 1992 Runners-up (2): 1994, 2010–11 Division d'Honneur (Languedoc-Roussillon) Champions (2): 1981, 1992
Europe
UEFA Intertoto Cup Winners (1): 1999
Other
Division d'Honneur (Sud-Est) Champions (3): 1928, 1932, 1976
U19
Coupe Gambardella Champions (3): 1996, 2009, 2017 Runners-up (3): 1984, 1985, 1997
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Montpellier Hérault Sport Club, commonly referred to as Montpellier HSC, is a French professional football club based in Montpellier, Occitanie, France. The club's origins date back to 1919, but it was officially founded in 1974 through a merger of both Stade Olympique Montpelliérain and AS Paillade.
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