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Alaeddine Yahia2014current
Jordan Adeoti2014current
Jonathan Delaplace2015current
Vincent Bessat2015current
Yoël Armougom2016current
Prince Oniangue2018current- Timo Stavitski2018current
Alexis Beka Beka2019current
Benjamin Jeannot2019current
Nicholas Gioacchini2019current
Steeve Yago2019current- Norman Bassette2020current
Yoann Court2020current
Alex Moussounda2025current
Adama Mbenguecurrent
Anthony Gonçalvescurrent
Azzeddine Toufiquicurrent
Baïssama Sankohcurrent- Durel Avounoucurrent
Enzo Crivellicurrent
Erwin Zelaznycurrent- Evens Josephcurrent
Fayçal Fajrcurrent
Florian Le Joncourcurrent
Godson Kyeremehcurrent- Jan Repascurrent
Jessy Deminguetcurrent
Jessy Picurrent
Jonathan Graditcurrent
Kélian Nsonacurrent
Malik Tchokountécurrent- Nicholas Gioacchinicurrent
- René Cédolincurrent
Stef Peeterscurrent
Yann Karamohcurrent
Younn Zaharycurrent
Eugène Maës1919–1930
Jules Vandooren1949–1952
Jean Prouff1952–1953
André Grillon1954–1955- André Grillon1955–1958
Daniel Rodighiéro1960–1961- Brahim Kerrit1962–1964
Philippe Gondet1962–1962
Ahmed Oudjani1967–1968- André Guesdon1967–1971
- Célestin Oliver1967–1971
- Philippe Gondet1973–1974
- Boško Antić1975–1977
- Antal Nagy1976–1976
- Charles Léa1977–1978
- Bobby Brown1981–1983
- Christophe Point1981–1995
- Fabrice Divert1983–1991
Pierre Mankowski1983–1984
Guy Stéphan1985–1987- Michel Bensoussan1985–1989
Slavoljub Muslin1986–1987- Thierry Moreau1986–1987
- Éric Pécout1986–1988
Franck Dumas1987–1992
Philippe Montanier1987–1990
Ratko Dostanić1987–1988- Brian Stein1988–1990
- Graham Rix1988–1991
Jean-François Domergue1988–1989
Rudi Garcia1988–1991
Hubert Fournier1989–1993- Benoît Cauet1990–1994
Jesper Olsen1990–1992
Piet den Boer1990–1991- Edwin Gorter1991–1993
- Philippe Montanier1991–1994
Stéphane Paille1991–1993
Xavier Gravelaine1991–1993- Faouzi Rouissi1992–1994
Gabriel Calderón1992–1993- Stéphane Lièvre1992–1997
Aleksandr Mostovoi1993–1994- Célio Silva do Nascimento1993–1994
- David Sommeil1993–1998
Lilian Nalis1993–1995- Nicolas Huysman1993–1995
Pascal Nouma1993–1994
Richard Dutruel1993–1995- Amara Simba1994–1995
Jerry de Jong1994–1995
Kennet Andersson1994–1995- Miloš Glonek1994–1997
- Bill Tchato1995–1996
Luc Borrelli1995–1998
Pascal Vahirua1995–1998- Raphaël Guerreiro1995–1998
- Samuel Michel1995–1996
- Stéphane Moreau1995–1998
William Gallas1995–1997- Alen Bajkuša1996–1998
- Anthony Bancarel1996–1997
- Etienne Mendy1996–1998
Frédéric Née1996–1998- Grzegorz Lewandowski1996–1997
Jimmy Hebert1996–2006- Joachim Fernandez1996–1997
Anthony Deroin1997–2012- Anthony Deroin1997–2012
- Fabrice Catherine1997–2002
Jérôme Rothen1997–2000
Régis Brouard1997–1999
Bernard Mendy1998–2001
Grégory Tafforeau1998–2001
Jean-Philippe Caillet1998–2002- Kamel Ouejdide1998–2002
- Miloš Glonek1998–2001
- Olivier Bellisi1998–1999
- Salem Harcheche1998–2000
- Christophe Horlaville1999–2001
Cyrille Watier1999–2005- Olivier Bellisi1999–2002
- Stéphane Auvray1999–2002
- Ahmed Tangeaoui2000–2003
- Ibrahim Rachidi2000–2001
- Jonathan Téhoué2000–2002
Mathieu Bodmer2000–2003- Salah Bakour2000–2005
Bruno Grougi2001–2006
Cédric Hengbart2001–2008- Franck Dumas2001–2004
- Jean-Marie Aubry2001–2003
Nicolas Seube2001–2017
Pascal Braud2001–2003
Sébastien Mazure2001–2005- Xavier Gravelaine2001–2002
Benoît Lesoimier2002–2006
Reynald Lemaître2002–2009
Sigamary Diarra2002–2003
Steeve Elana2002–2005- Aziz Ben Askar2003–2006
- Franck Berrier2003–2005
Jean-Daniel Padovani2003–2006
Ljubiša Ranković2003–2005
Ronald Zubar2003–2006
Vincent Planté2003–2009
Yoan Gouffran2003–2008
Yohann Eudeline2003–2006- Zoran Jovičić2003–2005
- Frédéric Danjou2004–2005
Grégory Dufer2004–2005- Ibrahima Faye2004–2005
- Julien Valero2004–2007
Jérémy Sorbon2004–2013- Steve Dugardein2004–2005
Benoît Costil2005–2009- Brahim Thiam2005–2009
- Elliot Grandin2005–2008
Grégory Leca2005–2013- Igor Matić2005–2006
Julien Toudic2005–2011
Lilian Compan2005–2008- Nicolas Florentin2005–2010
- Oumar Bakari2005–2006
- Stéphane Samson2005–2008
Alexandre Raineau2006–2007
Grégory Proment2006–2010- Kenny Gillet2006–2007
- Oumar N'Diaye2006–2010
Stéphane Zubar2006–2009- Sébastien Mazure2006–2009
Aléxis Thébaux2007–2012
Benjamin Nivet2007–2012
Florian Boucansaud2007–2009- Issam Jemâa2007–2008
- Juan Eluchans2007–2010
- Karl Svensson2007–2009
Nicolas Pallois2007–2008
Rémi Gomis2007–2009
Youssef Adnane2007–2009
Clevid Dikamona2008–2010
Damien Perquis2008–2015
Emeric Dudouit2008–2012
Fahid Ben Khalfallah2008–2009
Ismaïla N'Diaye2008–2011
Livio Nabab2008–2013
Pablo Barzola2008–2011
Rajiv van La Parra2008–2011
Romain Inez2008–2011
Sambou Yatabaré2008–2011
Steve Savidan2008–2009
Thomas Heurtaux2008–2012
Youssef El-Arabi2008–2011
Adama Diakhaby2009–2015- Grégory Tafforeau2009–2011
Kandia Traoré2009–2013
Steeven Langil2009–2010
Branko Lazarević2010–2013
Damien Marcq2010–2013
Jaly Mouaddib2010–2017
Riffi Mandanda2010–2015
Romain Hamouma2010–2012
Thibault Moulin2010–2013
Yohan Mollo2010–2011- Benjamin Morel2011–2012
- Fayçal Fajr2011–2014
Frédéric Bulot2011–2012- Grégory Proment2011–2012
- Ibrahima Tandia2011–2013
Jerry Van Dam2011–2012
Lenny Nangis2011–2015
Mbaye Niang2011–2012
Molla Wagué2011–2014
Pierre-Alain Frau2011–2012
Yannick Mboné2011–2015- Alexandre Cuvillier2012–2013
Aurélien Montaroup2012–2014- Frédéric Guilbert2012–2013
Jean Calvé2012–2015
Jean-Jacques Pierre2012–2015
Laurent Agouazi2012–2014
Mathieu Duhamel2012–2015- Méddy Lina2012–2012
Neeskens Kebano2012–2013
Raphaël Guerreiro2012–2013
Romain Poyet2012–2014
Yrondu Musavu-King2012–2015- Yrondu Musavu-King2012–2015
Bengali-Fodé Koita2013–2015
Dennis Appiah2013–2016
Felipe Saad2013–2015- Jonathan Kodjia2013–2014
- Jérôme Rothen2013–2013
Kim Kyung-jung2013–2014
Mathias Autret2013–2014
N'Golo Kanté2013–2015- Sidy Koné2013–2013
Thomas Lemar2013–2015
Damien Da Silva2014–2018
Emmanuel Imorou2014–2019
Florian Raspentino2014–2015
Hervé Bazile2014–2014
José Saez2014–2015
Julien Féret2014–2018
Rémy Vercoutre2014–2018
Sloan Privat2014–2015
Andy Delort2015–2016
Chaker Alhadhur2015–2015- Chaker Alhadhur2015–2015
Emiliano Sala2015–2015
Jean-Victor Makengo2015–2017
Jeff Louis2015–2015
Jordan Leborgne2015–2018
Jordan Nkololo2015–2018
Nicolas Benezet2015–2015
Ronny Rodelin2015–2015
Saidi Ntibazonkiza2015–2015
Syam Ben Youssef2015–2017
Christian Kouakou2016–2018
Ismaël Diomandé2016–2016- Ismaël Diomandé2016–2019
Matthieu Dreyer2016–2018
Pape Sané2016–2016
Alexander Djiku2017–2019
Brice Samba2017–2019
Youssef Aït Bennasser2017–2018
Casimir Ninga2018–2019
Claudio Beauvue2018–2019
Djibril Diaw2019–2020
Jonathan Rivierez2019–2022
Jordan Tell2019–2020
Alexandre Mendy2020–2025
Ali Abdi2021–2024
Yann M'Vila2024–2026- Brandon Agounon2012
Stade Malherbe Caen is a well-known French association football team based in Normandy.
The club has competed in Ligue 1, showcasing its talent at the highest level of French football.
Stade Malherbe Caen has also played in Ligue 2, contributing to its rich history in French football leagues.
Biography
Formation
Stade Malherbe Caen, a prominent French professional football team, was established on November 17, 1913, through the merger of two local clubs: Club Malherbe Caennais and Club Sportif Caennais. This merger marked the beginning of a new era in Caen's football history, as the club adopted the name "Malherbe" and the distinctive red and blue colors of its predecessor clubs. The team quickly made its mark by winning its first title in its inaugural season, showcasing its potential in the local football scene.
Early Years and Development
In its early years, Stade Malherbe Caen competed in regional leagues, gradually building a reputation as a competitive force in Lower Normandy. The club's first significant challenge came in 1914 when it reached the finals of the USFSA Football Championship, although it was eliminated in the 1/8 final. Over the decades, Stade Malherbe Caen transitioned through various leagues, including Ligue 1, Ligue 2, and Ligue 3, reflecting its fluctuating fortunes in French football.
Recent History
As of the 2025-26 season, Stade Malherbe Caen competes in the Championnat National after experiencing relegation from Ligue 2 in the previous season. Despite the challenges, the club remains a vital part of the local community and continues to strive for success on the national stage, embodying the spirit of football in Normandy.
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Career & Clubs
Genesis (Before 1913)
Many football clubs were constituted in Caen at the end of the 19th century : the Union sportive des étudiants de Caen, founded in 1892, the Union Athlétique du Lycée Malherbe (UALM), founded in 1892 or 1895 and the Club Sportif Caennais, founded in November 1899. These clubs participated in the early editions of the football championship organised by the Union des Sociétés Françaises de Sports Athlétiques. In 1907, former members of UALM created the Club Malherbe Caennais, soon the best club in Lower Normandy. In 1909 and 1911, several friendlies matches were organised between a selection of players from Caen and the English club of St Albans City F.C.
First years and first professional adventure (1913–1947)
The Stade Malherbe Caennais was officially founded on 17 November 1913 from the merger of Club Sportif Caennais and Club Malherbe Caennais. It was a multi-sport athletic club, which adopted the "Malherbe" and the striped jersey of the CMC, and the red and blue colours of CSC. The club had its own facilities – the Stade de Venoix – inherited from the CMC. The football team of CMC, engaged in the league in Lower Normandy, changed its name just after the start of the season. By winning this competition, Stade Malherbe recorded their first title in its first year of existence. Having qualified for the finals of the 1914 USFSA Football Championship, Caen was eliminated in the 1/8 final by the Union sportive Servannaise : after a draw…
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Identifiers & aliases
Stade Malherbe Caen is a French professional football team, based in the city of Caen in Normandy, that competes in the Championnat National from 2025–26 after relegation from Ligue 2 in 2024–25. The club was founded on 17 November 1913 by the merger of Club Malherbe Caennais and Club Sportif Caennais.
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