Le Mans F.C.
Состав
- Khaled Adénon2010сейчас
- Elias Uzamukunda2015сейчас
- Yoan Pivaty2015сейчас
Harrison Manzala2019сейчас
Loïc Damour2021сейчас- Lucas Calodat2024сейчас
Djibril Sidibé2026сейчас
Abdeslam Ouaddouсейчас- Alexandre Vincentсейчас
André Grillonсейчас
Cédric Mensahсейчас- Jean-Christophe Vergerolleсейчас
- Jean-Jacques Domoraudсейчас
Moussa Doumbiaсейчас
Thomas Dasquetсейчас- Wissem Bouzidсейчас
Yannick Kamananсейчас- Salvador Artigas1939–1944
- Nordine Ben Ali1944–1945
- José Arribas1948–1952
- Karel Finek1948–1949
- Marcel Poblome1951–1952
- Camille Libar1953–1957
Roger Gabet1958–1964- René Dereuddre1964–1967
Francis Smerecki1968–1974- Thierry Froger1971–1978
- Claude Dubaële1972–1973
- Claude Dubaële1973–1974
- Maurice Hardouin1974–1979
- Alain Laurier1976–1979
- Milan Damjanović1976–1977
Christian Gourcuff1986–1989- Thierry Froger1987–1991
Ratko Dostanić1988–1990- Amara Traoré1990–1992
- Fabrice Moreau1990–1991
- Oumar Ben Salah1991–1994
- Rudi Vata1991–1992
Jacques Songo'o1992–1993- Noël Vidot1992–1993
- Koffi Fiawoo1993–1995
- Éric Garcin1993–1996
Sylvain Ripoll1994–1995- Dagui Bakari1996–1999
- David Camara1996–2000
- Laurent Peyrelade1996–1997
Willy Guéret1996–2000
Almamy Schuman Bah1997–1998- Oumar Bakari1997–1998
Réginald Ray1997–1999- Stanko Svitlica1997–1998
- Stanko Svitlica1997–1997
Didier Drogba1998–2002
James Fanchone1998–2007- Jules Tchimbakala1998–1999
Laurent Bonnart1998–2007- Patrick Regnault1998–1999
- Yoann Poulard1998–2006
- Claude Fichaux1999–2002
Johan Liébus1999–2000
Mohammed Sylla1999–2000
Olivier Pickeu1999–2001- Olivier Thomert1999–2002
- Pascal Gourville1999–2000
- Stéphane Samson1999–2002
Yohan Hautcœur1999–2006
Yohann Pelé1999–2009- Éric Garcin1999–1999
Damien Bridonneau2000–2003
Daniel Cousin2000–2004- Jean-François Bedenik2000–2004
- Jimmy Modeste2000–2001
- Didier Lang2001–2002
Frédéric Thomas2001–2006- Ahmed Aït Ouarab2002–2003
- Cédric Fabien2002–2003
- Estevan Peléè2002–2003
Fabrice Pancrate2002–2004- Laurent Peyrelade2002–2005
- Philippe Celdran2002–2004
Vincent Demarconnay2002–2005- Cédric Liabeuf2003–2005
- Dan Eggen2003–2004
- Eddy Capron2003–2004
- Fernando D'Amico2003–2005
Grégory Cerdan2003–2011- Jacques-Désiré Périatambée2003–2006
- Jérémy Choplin2003–2007
Olivier Thomas2003–2007
Sekou Baradji2003–2005
Sergiu Radu2003–2004- Thabang Molefe2003–2004
- Ulrick Lupède2003–2005
Yannick Fischer2003–2007- Yannick Yenga2003–2005
Alexandre Comisetti2004–2005- Alioune Kébé2004–2006
Chiguy Lucau2004–2007- Clément Pinault2004–2008
Daisuke Matsui2004–2008- Mansour Boutabout2004–2005
- Mekeme Tamla Ladji2004–2013
Willy Grondin2004–2005- Zvonimir Deranja2004–2005
Davide Chiumiento2005–2006- Edorisi Master Ekhosuehi2005–2006
- Fernander Kassaï2005–2012
- Georges Ba2005–2005
- Guillaume Loriot2005–2010
Ismaël Bangoura2005–2007- Luigi Lavecchia2005–2006
Marko Baša2005–2008- Martin Douillard2005–2008
- Martin Douillard2005–2005
Mathieu Coutadeur2005–2009
Rodolphe Roche2005–2010- Romaric2005–2008
Túlio de Melo2005–2008
Cyriaque Louvion2006–2011- Cédric Fauré2006–2006
Grafite2006–2007
Ibrahima Camara2006–2010
Ivan Strinić2006–2007
Jean Calvé2006–2008- Kévin Parsemain2006–2009
- Mamadou Samassa2006–2008
Paulo André Cren Benini2006–2010- Sekou Baradji2006–2008
Stéphane Sessègnon2006–2008- Alphousseyni Keita2007–2009
- Amiran Sanaia2007–2010
Anthony Le Tallec2007–2008
Brahim El Bahri2007–2009
Gervinho2007–2009
Hassan Yebda2007–2008
Ludovic Baal2007–2011
Modibo Maïga2007–2010
Samuel Bouhours2007–2010
William Edjenguélé2007–2008- Anthony Le Tallec2008–2010
Antônio Géder2008–2010
Fredrik Strømstad2008–2012- Frédéric Thomas2008–2013
- Guy-Michel Landel2008–2013
- Herold Goulon2008–2010
- Khaled Adénon2008–2013
Marcelo Estigarribia2008–2011- Marcos Paulo Gelmini Gomes2008–2010
Matthieu Dossevi2008–2010
Oualid El Hajjam2008–2011
Pierre Gibaud2008–2012
Roland Lamah2008–2011
Saber Ben Frej2008–2010
Sébastien Corchia2008–2011
Thorstein Helstad2008–2011
Vakhtang Pantskhava2008–2010
Almen Abdi2009–2010- Alphousseyni Keita2009–2010
- Badara Sène2009–2010
Didier Ovono2009–2012- Fousseyni Cissé2009–2013
Giorgi Makaridze2009–2013
Idrissa Sylla2009–2013
João Paulo Andrade2009–2010- Jônatas Obina2009–2010
- Mamadou Wague2009–2012
Maxime Chanot2009–2010
Patrick Ekeng2009–2013- Almen Abdi2010–2010
- Brahim El Bahri2010–2011
Idir Ouali2010–2012
Jeff Louis2010–2012
Joffrey Cuffaut2010–2013
Kearyn Baccus2010–2012
Kervens Belfort2010–2013- Moussa Narry2010–2010
- Olivier Thomert2010–2010
- Samuel Bouhours2010–2011
Anthony Koura2011–2013- Brahim Bedbouda2011–2012
- Fernando Henrique Quintela Cavalcante2011–2012
Hilaire Momi2011–2013- Mamadou Doumbia2011–2013
Mickaël Poté2011–2011- Mory Koné2011–2012
- Moussa Narry2011–2012
- Yohan Hautcœur2011–2011
- Abdelhakim Omrani2012–2013
Amadou Moutari2012–2013- Amara Baby2012–2013
- Fernander Kassaï2012–2013
- Fernander Kassaï2012–2014
Jean-Eudes Maurice2012–2013
Joseph Mendes2012–2013
Jérémie Janot2012–2013- Loïc Baal2012–2013
Morgan Sanson2012–2013- Mory Koné2012–2013
Moussa Maâzou2012–2012- Olivier Thomert2012–2013
Quentin Beunardeau2012–2013
Zhang Jiaqi2012–2013- Abdelhakim Omrani2013–2013
Alexis Blin2013–2013- Loïc Baal2013–2013
Simon Pontdemé2014–2015
Kader Bamba2016–2018- Romain Montiel2018–2019
Ryan Bidounga2018–2019
Guessouma Fofana2019–2020
Yanis Merdji2019–2020
Yann Boé-Kane2019–2020
Frédéric Veseli2020–2020- Julien Bègue2020–2022
Anthony Ribelin2023–2026
Le Mans FC is a professional football club based in Le Mans, France, with a history dating back to 1900.
The club was formed through a merger in 1985, combining Union Sportive du Mans and Le Mans Sports Club.
The club has won the Coupe Gambardella in 2004, showcasing its youth development success.
Биография
Formation
Le Mans Football Club, based in Le Mans, France, has a rich history that dates back to its founding in 1900. Initially part of Le Mans Sports Club, the football section was established in 1908. The club made its first significant mark by qualifying for the Championnat de la France in 1910, although they faced a tough defeat against Saint-Servan. The club gained prominence before World War I but fell into obscurity during the war years, only to re-emerge in 1942 when they joined the war league.
Evolution and Name Change
The modern incarnation of Le Mans FC was formed on June 12, 1985, through a merger between Union Sportive du Mans and Le Mans Sports Club. Bernard Deferrez, a former player, was appointed as the first manager. The club spent much of its early years in Ligue 2, achieving its first promotion to Ligue 1 in the 2003–04 season, although they were relegated immediately. They returned to Ligue 1 for the 2005–06 season and maintained their position for four consecutive seasons before facing relegation again in 2009–10. In a significant rebranding move, the club changed its name from Le Mans Union Club 72 to Le Mans FC on December 2, 2009.
Recent Developments
Le Mans FC moved to the MMArena during the 2010–11 season, where they aimed for promotion back to Ligue 1. Despite being in a strong position, a poor run of form saw them finish fourth, narrowly missing out on promotion. This setback had financial implications, leading to a limited payroll and the departure of several players, although the club managed to avoid relegation through an appeal. The club's journey reflects resilience and a commitment to reclaiming its status in French football.
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Галерея
Карьера и клубы
Le Mans Sports Club were founded in 1900, but it was not until 1908 that a football club existed within it. Le Mans qualified for the Championnat de la France in 1910, but were heavily overturned by Saint-Servan. Gaining a huge reputation up to World War I, Le Mans SC plunged into obscurity by World War II before joining the war league in 1942. The football section of Union Sportive du Mans was founded in 1903.
The current club was formed through a merger between Union Sportive du Mans and Le Mans Sports Club on 12 June 1985. Upon its founding, former football player Bernard Deferrez was appointed manager. Le Mans UC spent most of its early years in Ligue 2. In the 2003–04 season, the club achieved promotion to Ligue 1 for the first time, but were immediately relegated. Le Mans returned to the first division for the 2005–06 season and successfully remained in the league for the next four seasons. The club suffered relegation back to Ligue 2 in the 2009–10 season. Midway through the campaign, on 2 December 2009, Le Mans announced that it was changing its name from Le Mans Union Club 72 to Le Mans FC.
Le Mans moved to the MMArena midway through the 2010–11 season, comfortably in the promotion spots for a return to Ligue 1, but a bad run sees them finish 4th, missing promotion on goal difference. The failure to achieve promotion is costly, as the club sees its payroll limited by the DNCG. Many players left, and relegation was only narrowly avoided. The club survived by appeal…
- League
- Ligue 3
- League
- Ligue 2
- League
- Ligue 1
Наследие
Division d'Honneur Ouest Winners: 1961, 1965 Division d'Honneur Maine Winners: 2014 Coupe Gambardella Winners: 2004
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Le Mans Football Club is a French professional football club based in Le Mans. The club competes in Ligue 1, the first tier of French football, following successive promotions from Championnat National in 2024–25 and Ligue 2 in 2025–26.
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