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Olympique Gymnaste Club de Nice-Côte d'Azur, commonly referred to as OGC Nice or simply Nice, is a France football (soccer) club based in Nice. It was founded on July 9, 1904.
Honours
- Ligue 1: 4
- - French football Division 1 1950–51, French football Division 1 1951–52, French football Division 1 1955–56, French football Division 1 1958–59
- Coupe de France: 3
- - Coupe de France 1951-52, Coupe de France 1953-54, Coupe de France 1996-97
- Ligue 2: 4
- - French football Division 2 1947-48, French football Division 2 1964-65, French football Division 2 1969-70, French football Division 2 1993-94
Stadium
- Name : Stade du Ray
- Capacity : 17,415
Supporters
Brigade Sud Nice are the ultra group that support Nice.
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Staff
Head Coach: Didier Ollé-Nicolle
Assistant Coach:
Goalkeeper Coach: Bruno Valencony
Physioherapeut: Nicolas Dyon
Masseur: Philippe Boulon
Advisor: Rémy García
Kit Manager: François Ricci
Caretaker: Jean-Philippe Gilardi
Selected former players
For a complete list of OGC Nice players, see :Category:OGC Nice players
Belgium
- Roberto Bisconti
- Fernand Goyvaerts
- Philippe Léonard
Brazil
- Yeso Amalfi
- Ederson Honorato Campos
Cote d'Ivoire
- Bakari Koné
- Ibrahim Touré
France
- Marcel Aubour
- Dominique Baratelli
- Patrick Barul
- Daniel Bravo
- André Chorda
- José Cobos
- Dominique Colonna
- Carlos Curbelo
- Héctor De Bourgoing
- Patrice Evra
- Just Fontaine
- Jean-Marc Guillou
- Vincent Hognon
- Jean-Noël Huck
- Cyril Jeunechamp
- Roger Jouve
- Jean Luciano
- Roger Piantoni
- Hervé Revelli
- Joseph Ujlaki
Ghana
- Derek Asamoah
Luxembourg
- Robby Langers
Mali
- Cédric Kanté
Morocco
- Olivier Echouafni
- Mustapha El Haddaoui
Nigeria
- Nduka Ozokwo
Peru
- Gustavo Vasallo
Spain
- Josep Samitier
- Ricardo Zamora
Sweden
- Leif Eriksson (footballer)
Turkey
- Lefter Küçükandonyadis
Yugoslavia
- Nenad Bjeković
- Josip Katalinski
1948-1949
- Émile Veinante 1949-1950
- Elie Rous 1950
- Numa Andoire 1950-1952
- Mario Zatelli 1952-1953
- Bill Berry (footballer born 1904) 1953-1955
- Luis Carniglia 1955-1957
- Jean Luciano 1957-1962
- Numa Andoire 1962-1964
- Pancho Gonzales (footballer) 1964-1969
- Rossi 1969-1970
- Jean Snella 1971-1974
- Vlatko Marković 1974-1976
- Jean-Marc Guillou 1976-1977
- Ferenc Kocsur "Ferry" 1978
- Albert Batteux 1979
- Vlatko Marković 1980-1981
- Marcel Domingo 1981-1982
1982-1987
- Nenad Bjekovic 1987-1989
- Pierre Alonzo (footballer) 1989
- Carlos Bianchi 1989-1990
- Jean Fernandez July 1990-December 1990
- Jean-Noël Huck December 1990-1992
- Albert Emon 1992-1996
- Daniel Sanchez (French footballer) 1996
- Sylvester Takac 1996-1997
- Michel Renquin 1997-1998
- Sylvester Takac 1998
- Victor Zvunka 1998-1999
- Guy David 1999-2000
- Sandro Salvioni 2000-2002
- Gernot Rohr 2002-2005
- Gérard Buscher 2005
- Frédéric Antonetti 2005-2009
- Didier Ollé-Nicolle 2009-
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