French Ligue 1
Factbox: List of French champions
French Ligue 1 winners since the professional league was established in 1932-33:
1932-33 Olympique Lillois
1933-34 FC Sete
1934-35 Sochaux
1935-36 Racing Club Paris
1936-37 Olympique de Marseille
1937-38 Sochaux
1938-39 FC Sete
1939-45 Interrupted due to World War II
1945-46 Lille
1946-47 CO Roubaix-Tourcoing
1947-48 Olympique de Marseille
1948-49 Stade de Reims
1949-50 Girondins de Bordeaux
1950-51 Nice
1951-52 Nice
1952-53 Stade de Reims
1953-54 Lille
1954-55 Stade de Reims
1955-56 Nice
1956-57 St Etienne
1957-58 Stade de Reims
1958-59 Nice
1959-60 Stade de Reims
1960-61 Monaco
1961-62 Stade de Reims
1962-63 Monaco
1963-64 St Etienne
1964-65 Nantes
1965-66 Nantes
1966-67 St Etienne
1967-68 St Etienne
1968-69 St Etienne
1969-70 St Etienne
1970-71 Olympique de Marseille
1971-72 Olympique de Marseille
1972-73 Nantes
1973-74 St Etienne
1974-75 St Etienne
1975-76 St Etienne
1976-77 Nantes
1977-78 Monaco
1978-79 Racing Strasbourg
1979-80 Nantes
1980-81 St Etienne
1981-82 Monaco
1982-83 Nantes
1983-84 Girondins de Bordeaux
1984-85 Girondins de Bordeaux
1985-86 Paris St Germain
1986-87 Girondins de Bordeaux
1987-88 Monaco
1988-89 Olympique de Marseille
1989-90 Olympique de Marseille
1990-91 Olympique de Marseille
1991-92 Olympique de Marseille
1992-93 Title not awarded *
1993-94 Paris St Germain
1994-95 Nantes
1995-96 Auxerre
1996-97 Monaco
1997-98 RC Lens
1998-99 Girondins de Bordeaux
1999-00 Monaco
2000-01 Nantes
2001-02 Olympique Lyonnais
2002-03 Olympique Lyonnais
2003-04 Olympique Lyonnais
2004-05 Olympique Lyonnais
2005-06 Olympique Lyonnais
2006-07 Olympique Lyonnais
2007-08 Olympique Lyonnais
2008-09 Girondins Bordeaux
2009-10 Olympique de Marseille
2010-11 Lille
2011-12 Montpellier
2012-13 Paris St Germain
2013-14 Paris St Germain
2014-15 Paris St Germain
2015-16 Paris St Germain
2016-17 Monaco
2017-18 Paris St Germain
2018-19 Paris St Germain
2019-20 Paris St Germain
2020-21 Lille
2021-22 Paris St Germain
2022-23 Paris St Germain
* Olympique de Marseille stripped of title for match-fixing and demoted to second division
French Ligue 1
Sacked former Cote d’ivoire coach, Gasset announces retirement as Marseille manager
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Jean-Louis Gasset who was sacked by Cote d’Ivoire after the group stage of the Africa Cup of Nations last January has announced his retirement as a coach of Olympique de Marseille.
He will take charge of his last game on Sunday before retiring from management, the 70-year-old said on Friday.
Gasset was appointed as interim manager by the Ligue 1 club in February after the sacking of Gennaro Gattuso, and Marseille are eight in the standings going into their final Ligue 1 game of the season at Le Havre.
“Sunday will be the last match of my career,” Gasset told a press conference.
“That I stay in football, that my experience, my ideas and my networks are used is a possibility. I don’t know how to garden, I won’t have anything to do. But as a coach, it’s over.”
The Frenchman’s previous job was with Ivory Coast from which he was sacked after the team’s poor performances in the Africa Cup of Nations group stage. They scraped through as the last lucky losers before going on to win the tournament on home soil.
-Reuters
French Ligue 1
Departing Mbappe backs good friend Dembele to become Ligue 1’s best
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Kylian Mbappe has backed winger Ousmane Dembele to be a success at Paris St Germain and fill his boots after he exits the club, as he won his fifth successive Ligue 1 Player of the Year award.
France captain Mbappe, 25, last week announced that he will leave the French champions at the end of the season after a seven-year stay, during which he became their all-time top scorer with 256 goals.
Mbappe’s frustration lies with PSG’s performances in the Champions League, a trophy they have never lifted despite huge investment in the squad. He has been heavily linked with a move to Spanish giants Real Madrid, who are in the final this year seeking a 15th European crown.
His 26-year-old compatriot Dembele joined the Parisian club, who have won 10 of the last 12 Ligue 1 titles, from LaLiga side Barcelona in August last year, signing a five-year deal.
“I have shared and played with incredible players, like Dembele who is here, he is a friend and one day he will pick up this award,” Mbappe said on Monday at the award ceremony.
“I thank the club as a whole, the coach, who has helped me and trusted me, his staff, the doctors, all the people at the club, the sporting management, the president, the shareholders of the club, of course, the Emir of Qatar who came to find me at the age of 18, who has accompanied me in all my decisions…”
He said his next chapter is going to be very exciting but did not reveal any further details.
“Now I’m turning the page in my life. Everything that comes next is super exciting, but that’s another subject,” Mbappe said.
“Thank you all, I’m going to miss you. I have always tried to do my best, and I also want to thank my family, who have always been with me in good times and bad.
“My father, who is here, I know that it was very important to him that I made history in Ligue 1 before I left and I think that with humility I have done everything you wanted.”
-Reuters
French Ligue 1
Mbappe Set To Quit PSG –
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France captain Kylian Mbappe has informed Paris St Germain that he is leaving the club in July as a free agent seven years after joining them, The Athletic website reported on Thursday.
Mbappe, a member of France’s 2018 World Cup-winning team, signed for PSG from Monaco in 2017 for 180 million euros ($194 million) to become the second most expensive player ever after Brazilian Neymar, who joined the French champions the same year for 222 million euros.
“Mbappe has communicated his decision to PSG but the terms of his exit are yet to be fully agreed. An official announcement is expected once the situation is finalised in the next few months,” the report said.
The 25-year-old striker, who helped the capital club win five Ligue 1 titles and three French Cups, is PSG’s all-time leading scorer with 243 goals in 290 appearances.
PSG have not responded to a request for comment.
Mbappe last year sent a letter to PSG stating that he would not take up the option to extend his contract by a year when it expires in June.
He has long been linked with Real Madrid, reportedly rejecting a 200 million euro ($215.36 million) offer in 2021. He was again set for a move to the LaLiga side in 2022 before announcing a contract extension with PSG before the transfer window opened.
PSG, who lead the Ligue 1 standings by 11 points, host Nice on Friday.
-Reuters
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