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Marseille

Marseille
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Team Introduction

Olympique de Marseille, commonly known as "Marseille", was founded in 1899 and is a professional football club based in Marseille, France. It is one of the historic powerhouses of French football and is also the French team that has won the UEFA Champions League.

Marseille's journey has been dramatic. In 1993, at the peak of winning the Champions League, coach Raymond Goethals led the team to become the first French club to win the UEFA Champions League title. However, it was later overshadowed by a bribery scandal in the league, resulting in the title being stripped and relegation. In 2010, under the leadership of former club captain Didier Deschamps, they won their first Ligue 1 title in 18 years, marking a true return.

The "French Derby" between Marseille and Paris Saint-Germain is the most explosive clash in Ligue 1. Marseille has always been a strong contender for the Champions League spots, successfully returning to the Champions League in 2025. The club has produced world-class stars like Didier Drogba in its history, and in the summer of 2024, it welcomed the renowned coach Roberto De Zerbi to take the helm.

Honors and Records

Updated on 2026/2/8 at 12:00
Promoted to the top divisionx4

95-96

83-84

65-66

61-62

International TOTO Cup Championx2

06-07

05-06

International Toto Cup Championx1

70-71

Charles Drago Cup Championx1

56-57

UEFA Champions League Participantsx11

22-23

20-21

13-14

11-12

10-11

09-10

08-09

07-08

03-04

99-00

92-93

UEFA Europa Conference League participantsx1

2022

UEFA Champions League Championx1

92-93

UEFA European Championship Runner-upx1

1991

UEFA Europa League Runner-upx1

2017-2018

UEFA Europa League Participantx7

23-24

21-22

18-19

2017-2018

15-16

12-13

09-10

French Ligue 2 Championx1

94-95

French Cup Championx10

88-89

75-76

71-72

68-69

42-43

37-38

34-35

26-27

25-26

23-24

Ligue 1 Championx9

09-10

91-92

90-91

89-90

88-89

71-72

70-71

47-48

36-37

French League Cup Championx3

11-12

10-11

09-10

French Super Cup Championx3

11-12

10-11

71-72

French Cup Runner-upx9

15-16

06-07

05-06

90-91

1986-1987

1985-1986

1953-1954

39-40

33-34

Runner-up of the Football League Cupx2

03-04

98-99