Squad
Romain Danzé2006current
Cheikh M'Bengue2013current
Sylvain Armand2013currentPedro Henrique Konzen2014current
Giovanni Sio2015current
Ludovic Baal2015current
Mehdi Zeffane2015current
Pedro Mendes2015current
Clément Chantôme2016current- Brandon Soppy2020current
- Doğan Alemdar2021current
Loïc Bade2021current
Bertuğ Yıldırım2023current
Ibrahim Salah2023current
Ludovic Blas2023current
Brice Samba2025current
Kyogo Furuhashi2025current
Musa Al-Taamari2025current
Przemysław Frankowski2025current
Valentin Rongier2025current
Boulaye Dia2026current
Carlos Andrés Gómezcurrent- Jaroslav Bouček1931–1933
Jean Laurent1934–1937- Georg Braun1935–1939
- Imre Markos1936–1937
Lucien Laurent1936–1937
Robert Mercier1938–1939- Salvador Artigas1944–1949
- Salvador Artigas1952–1955
Antoine Cuissard1955–1959- Georges Lamia1964–1966
Silvester Takač1966–1969
Marcel Aubour1969–1972
André Guy1971–1971
André Guy1971–1972
Christian Gourcuff1972–1974
Laurent Pokou1974–1977
Laurent Pokou1978–1979
Guy Stéphan1980–1981- Louis-Paul M'Fédé1982–1987
- Udo Horsmann1983–1984
Włodzimierz Mazur1983–1985
Yannick Stopyra1983–1984- Patrice Rio1984–1987
Eddy Voordeckers1985–1987
Guy Lacombe1985–1986- Jocelyn Angloma1985–1987
Gérard Soler1986–1987
Uwe Reinders1986–1987- Djamel Tlemçani1987–1988
Imre Garaba1987–1989- François Omam-Biyik1990–1991
Baltazar1991–1993
Blaž Slišković1991–1992
Jocelyn Gourvennec1991–1995
Nikolay Iliev1993–1995
Sylvain Wiltord1993–1997
Christophe Ohrel1994–1995- Gilles Rousset1994–1995
- Marco Grassi1994–1996
Patrice Carteron1994–1997
Régis Le Bris1994–1999
Jean-Claude Darcheville1995–1998Mikaël Silvestre1995–1998
Ousmane Dabo1995–1998- Corneliu Papură1996–1999
Kjetil Rekdal1996–1997
Stéphane Guivarc'h1996–1997- Youssef Rossi1997–1999
Anthony Réveillère1998–2003Christophe Revault1998–2000
Cédric Bardon1998–2001Shabani Nonda1998–2000
- Édouard Cissé1998–1999
El Hadji Diouf1999–2000
Hérita Ilunga1999–2002
Julien Escudé1999–2003
Lamine Diatta1999–2004- Makhtar N'Diaye1999–2005
Bernard Lama2000–2001
Gaël Danic2000–2002
Jocelyn Gourvennec2000–2002
Lucas Severino2000–2003
Lucas Severino2000–2000Luís Fabiano2000–2002
Olivier Echouafni2000–2003
Boubacar Barry2001–2003
Frédéric Piquionne2001–2004
Olivier Monterrubio2001–2006Olivier Sorlin2001–2005
Sébastien Puygrenier2001–2003
Andrés Fleurquin2002–2003Cyril Jeunechamp2002–2007
Georgi Ivanov2002–2004
Grégory Bourillon2002–2007
Jacques Faty2002–2007
Petr Čech2002–2004- Toifilou Maoulida2002–2005
Étienne Didot2002–2008
Abdeslam Ouaddou2003–2006
Alexander Frei2003–2006
Cédric Barbosa2003–2006
Grégory Vignal2003–2003
Jimmy Briand2003–2010
Simon Pouplin2003–2008
Tony Vairelles2003–2004
Yoann Gourcuff2003–2006- Adaílton José dos Santos Filho2004–2006
Andreas Isaksson2004–2006
Arnold Mvuemba2004–2007
Dudu Cearense2004–2005- Ivica Mornar2004–2005
Kim Källström2004–2006
Moussa Sow2004–2010- Stéphane Mbia2004–2009
Yann M'Vila2004–2012- Alex Silva2005–2005
Erik Edman2005–2008John Utaka2005–2007
- László Sepsi2005–2006
Youssouf Hadji2005–2007- Bruno Cheyrou2006–2010
Christophe Revault2006–2007
Daniel Moreira2006–2009
Jackson Mendy2006–2007
Jirès Kembo Ekoko2006–2012
John Mensah2006–2008
Mario Melchiot2006–2007Olivier Sorlin2006–2009
Papakouli Diop2006–2006
Papakouli Diop2006–2007
Sylvain Marveaux2006–2011
Damien Le Tallec2007–2009- Elderson Echiéjilé2007–2010
Emerson Sheik2007–2008
Fabien Lemoine2007–2011- Felix Katongo2007–2008
Jérôme Leroy2007–2011Mickaël Pagis2007–2010
Petter Hansson2007–2010
Rod Fanni2007–2010
Sylvain Wiltord2007–2009
Abdoul Camara2008–2011
Asamoah Gyan2008–2010
Carlos Bocanegra2008–2010- Djimi Traoré2008–2008
- Felix Katongo2008–2008
- Felix Katongo2008–2009
John Boye2008–2009
Kévin Théophile-Catherine2008–2013
Lucien Aubey2008–2010
Nicolas Douchez2008–2011
Prince Oniangue2008–2010
Yacine Brahimi2008–2012Abdoulaye Diallo2009–2014
Alexander Tettey2009–2012
Ismaël Bangoura2009–2010
John Boye2009–2014
Junichi Inamoto2009–2010
Maxime Le Marchand2009–2010Tongo Doumbia2009–2012
Yassine Jebbour2009–2013
Georges Mandjeck2010–2012Jean Armel Kana Biyik2010–2015
Onyekachi Apam2010–2014
Stéphane Dalmat2010–2012Vincent Pajot2010–2015
Víctor Hugo Montaño2010–2013
Benoît Costil2011–2017
Chris Mavinga2011–2013
Dimitri Foulquier2011–2014
Jonathan Pitroipa2011–2014
Julien Féret2011–2014
Razak Boukari2011–2012
Youssouf Hadji2011–2012Abdoulaye Doucouré2012–2016
Axel Ngando2012–2015Jean Makoun2012–2013
John Mensah2012–2013
Mevlüt Erdinç2012–2013
Romain Alessandrini2012–2014
Sadio Diallo2012–2015
Adrien Hunou2013–2021Alou Diarra2013–2013
Anders Ågnes Konradsen2013–2015Cédric Hountondji2013–2014
Ejike Uzoenyi2013–2013
Emerson da Conceição2013–2014
Foued Kadir2013–2014
Hérita Ilunga2013–2013Jean Makoun2013–2015
Nélson Oliveira2013–2014
Steven Moreira2013–2016
Tiemoué Bakayoko2013–2014
Wesley Saïd2013–2014Benjamin André2014–2019
Diagné Fallou2014–2016
Gjoko Zajkov2014–2015
Gélson Fernandes2014–2017
Habib Habibou2014–2016
Kamil Grosicki2014–2017Mexer2014–2019
Ola Toivonen2014–2016
Olivier Sorin2014–2016
Paul-Georges Ntep2014–2017
Philipp Hosiner2014–2015
Sanjin Prcić2014–2015Dimitri Cavaré2015–2015
Edvinas Gertmonas2015–2019
Ermir Lenjani2015–2017
Juan Fernando Quintero2015–2016Jérémie Boga2015–2016
Ousmane Dembélé2015–2016
Yacouba Sylla2015–2018
Yoann Gourcuff2015–2018
Adama Diakhaby2016–2017Joris Gnagnon2016–2018
Kermit Erasmus2016–2018
Paul Nardi2016–2016
Ramy Bensebaini2016–2019
Aldo Kalulu2017–2017
Benjamin Bourigeaud2017–2024
Ismaïla Sarr2017–2019
James Lea Siliki2017–2022Raïs M'Bolhi2017–2018
Tomáš Koubek2017–2019
Wahbi Khazri2017–2018
Clément Grenier2018–2021Damien Da Silva2018–2021
Hatem Ben Arfa2018–2019
Mbaye Niang2018–2019
Romain Del Castillo2018–2021
Eduardo Camavinga2019–2021Joris Gnagnon2019–2020
Jérémy Morel2019–2020
Mbaye Niang2019–2021
Raphinha2019–2020
Sacha Boey2019–2021
Édouard Mendy2019–2020
Adrien Truffert2020–2025
Georginio Rutter2020–2021
Jérémy Doku2020–2023
Nayef Aguerd2020–2022
Serhou Guirassy2020–2023
Steven Nzonzi2020–2021
Lesley Ugochukwu2021–2023
Lovro Majer2021–2023
Arnaud Kalimuendo2022–2025
Arthur Theate2022–2025
Désiré Doué2022–2024
Joe Rodon2022–2023
Steve Mandanda2022–2025
Djed Spence2023–2023
Guéla Doué2023–2024
Nemanja Matić2023–2024
Jérémy Jacquet2024–2026
Leo Østigård2024–2026
Breel Embolo2025–2026
Stade Rennais is a prominent French association football club based in Rennes, Brittany.
The club competes in Ligue 1, the highest level of French football.
Founded in 1901, Stade Rennais has a rich history and a passionate fan base in Brittany.
Biography
Formation
Stade Rennais Football Club, commonly known as Stade Rennais or simply Rennes, was founded on March 10, 1901, by a group of former students in Brittany, France. The club quickly became a part of the burgeoning football scene in the region, playing its first match just two weeks later against FC Rennais, which they lost 6-0. In 1902, Stade Rennais joined the USFSA federation and became a founding member of the Ligue de Bretagne de football, where they achieved their first significant success by winning the league in their second season.
Early Years and Mergers
On May 4, 1904, Stade Rennais merged with their rivals FC Rennais to form Stade Rennais Université Club, aiming to challenge the dominance of US Saint-Malo in the league. The newly formed club adopted the red and black colors of Rennais, featuring black vertical stripes on their shirts. Under the guidance of Welsh manager Arthur Griffith, Rennes began to find success, winning the league in 1908 and again in the following season, although they faced stiff competition from Saint-Malo in subsequent years.
Achievements and Legacy
Throughout its history, Stade Rennais has enjoyed various successes, including winning the Coupe de France three times (1964-65, 1970-71, 2018-19) and the Ligue 2 title twice (1955-56, 1982-83). The club also made its mark in European competitions, being joint winners of the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 2008. Stade Rennais continues to compete in Ligue 1, the top tier of French football, and plays its home matches at Roazhon Park, contributing to the rich football culture of Brittany.
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Career & Clubs
Stade Rennais Football Club was founded on 10 March 1901 by a group of former students living in Brittany. Football had quickly become widely circulated in nearby regions and it was soon brought to Brittany. The club's first match was played two weeks later against FC Rennais, which Stade lost 6–0. In 1902, Stade Rennais joined the USFSA federation and, subsequently, became a founding member of the Ligue de Bretagne de football, a newly created regional league founded by the federation. In the second league season, the club won the competition after defeating the inaugural league winners FC Rennais 4–0 in the final. On 4 May 1904, Stade Rennais merged with its rivals FC Rennais to form Stade Rennais Université Club, with the primary objective being to overcome the recent domination of the Ligue de Bretagne by US Saint-Malo, then known as US Saint-Servan, which fielded mostly British players. The new club adopted the colours of Rennais, which consisted of a red and black combination with black vertical stripes on the shirt. After three years of Saint-Malo dominating the league, Rennes finally eclipsed the club in 1908 under the leadership of Welsh manager Arthur Griffith. In the following season, Rennes won the league again, but in 1910 Rennes was unable to win a third, as Saint-Malo won the league by two points. The champions subsequently went on an impressive run in which it won the league for the next four seasons over. After World War I, Rennes began focusing its efforts…
- League
- Ligue 1
Legacy
League
Ligue 2: Champions: 1955–56, 1982–83
Cups
Coupe de France: Winners: 1964–65, 1970–71, 2018–19 Runners-up: 1921–22, 1934–35, 2008–09, 2013–14 Coupe de la Ligue: Runners-up: 2012–13 Trophée des Champions: Winners: 1971 Runners-up: 1965, 2019
Europe
UEFA Intertoto Cup: Joint Winners: 2008
U19
Coupe Gambardella: Champions: 1973, 2003, 2008, 2025
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Stade Rennais Football Club, commonly referred to as Stade Rennais or simply Rennes, is a French professional football club based in Rennes, Brittany. It competes in Ligue 1, the top tier of French football, and plays its home matches at the Roazhon Park. The team's president is Olivier Cloarec, and its owner is Artémis, the holding company of businessman François Pinault.
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