List of FC Nantes seasons

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This is a list of the seasons played by FC Nantes , from their entry into the Championnat de France Division 2 in 1945 until the present day. The club's achievements in all major national and international competitions are listed.

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Nantes has been very successful in domestic competitions, winning eight French top division titles. The club is also four-time winners of the Coupe de France and three-time winners of the Trophée des Champions, and won the Coupe de la Ligue in 1965. Since 1945, Nantes has spent 55 seasons in Ligue 1/Division 1, including 44 consecutive seasons between 1963 and 2007. The club has spent the remaining 23 seasons of their existence in Ligue 2/Division 2, having never been relegated below this level. They have been relegated only twice in their history, in 2007 and 2009.

A Nantes player has finished as top scorer in the top division on six occasions. These are listed in bold in the table below.

FC Nantes (1945–92)

SeasonDivisionPldWDLGFGAGDPtsRank Cup LC OtherTop Scorer(s)
1945–46 [1] D2 Nord 261141147434265th
1946–47 [1] D2 421613136670−4458thR2
1947–48 [1] D2 38166167981−23811thR1
1948–49 [1] D2 3613121158535389thR2
1949–50 [1] D2 3499164457−132717thR2
1950–51 [1] D2 32117145456−22910th
1951–52 [1] D2 34178961574424thR1
1952–53 [1] D2 341671160591396thR1 QF
1953–54 [1] D2 381481668626369thR1 R1
1954–55 [1] D2 38139166978−93510thR1 R3
1955–56 [1] D2 381010185484−303017thR1 R1
1956–57 [1] D2 381310155664−83613thR2 R2
1957–58 [1] D2 421311185365−123713th R1 R1
1958–59 [1] D2 38139164959−103514th R1
1959–60 [1] D2 3816913584810418th R1 R1
1960–61 [1] D2 36156156164−33611th R1 R1
1961–62 [1] D2 361681243430406th R1 R1
1962–63 [1] D2 362547823844542nd R1 R1
1963–64 [2] D1 34138135159−8348th SF QF Flag of France.svg Jacques Simon, 11 [3]
1964–65 D1 3416117664521431st R3 Drago – QF Flag of France.svg Jacques Simon, 24
Ligue – W
1965–66 D1 382684843648601st RU CdC – W Flag of France.svg Philippe Gondet, 36
EC – PR
1966–67 D1 3817165815130502nd R3 CdC – RU Flag of France.svg Philippe Gondet, 14
Flag of France.svg Francis Magny, 14
EC – R2
1967–68 [4] D1 3815111255505417th R3 Flag of France.svg Jacques Simon, 12
1968–69 [5] D1 34136154445−13210th R2 Flag of France.svg Bernard Blanchet, 13
1969–70 [6] D1 3413714625663310th RU Flag of France.svg Bernard Blanchet, 17
1970–71 [7] D1 3817129614120463rd R3 ECWC – R2 Flag of France.svg Bernard Blanchet, 15 [8]
1971–72 [7] D1 3817912704822437th R2 UC – R2 Flag of Argentina.svg Ángel Marcos, 20
1972–73 [9] D1 382396673136551st RU Flag of Argentina.svg Ángel Marcos, 11 [10]
1973–74 [11] D1 3819910634122582nd QF CdC – RU Flag of Argentina.svg Hugo Curioni, 14 [12]
EC – R1
1974–75 [13] D1 3816111150428455th R1 UC – R2 Flag of Argentina.svg Hugo Curioni, 19
1975–76 [14] D1 3815149674423504th R1 Flag of France.svg Gilles Rampillon, 16
1976–77 [15] D1 382585804040581st SF Flag of France.svg Omar Sahnoun, 15
1977–78 [16] D1 3821107602634522nd QF EC – R2 Flag of France.svg Éric Pécout, 14
1978–79 [17] D1 382387853352542nd W UC – R1 Flag of France.svg Éric Pécout, 22
1979–80 [18] D1 382657763046571st R2 ECWC – SF Flag of France.svg Éric Pécout, 13
Flag of Argentina.svg Víctor Trossero, 13
1980–81 [7] D1 3822115743638552nd R3 EC – R2 Flag of France.svg Bruno Baronchelli, 11 [19]
1981–82 [7] D1 3819514643430436th R1 UC – R1 Flag of France.svg José Touré, 13 [20]
1982–83 [7] D1 3824104772948581st RU Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Vahid Halilhodžić, 27
1983–84 [7] D1 3818911463214456th SF Été – Grp EC – R1 Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Vahid Halilhodžić, 13 [21]
1984–85 [7] D1 382396613229552nd QF Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Vahid Halilhodžić, 28
1985–86 [22] D1 3820135532726532nd R1 Été – Grp UC – QF Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Vahid Halilhodžić, 18
1986–87 [7] D1 381212143538−33612th R1 UC – R1 Flag of France.svg Philippe Anziani, 10
1987–88 [7] D1 38131312464153910th R2 Flag of Scotland.svg Mo Johnston, 13
In 1988–89, 3 points were awarded for a win as a one year experiment.
1988–89 [23] D1 3815121141401577th R3 Flag of Scotland.svg Mo Johnston, 9
Flag of Senegal.svg Thierno Youm, 9
1989–90 D1 3813141142348407th R3 Flag of Senegal.svg Thierno Youm, 7 [24]
1990–91 D1 38916133444−103415th QF Flag of France.svg Christophe Robert, 9 [25]
1991–92 D1 381214123739−2389th R1 Été – QF Flag of France.svg Nicolas Ouédec, 7 [26]

FC Nantes Atlantique (1992–07)

SeasonDivisionPldWDLGFGAGDPtsRank Cup LC OtherTop Scorer(s)
1992–93 D1 38171110543915455th RU Flag of France.svg Nicolas Ouédec, 13
1993–94 [27] D1 38171110473215455th SF Été – R1 UC – R1 Flag of France.svg Nicolas Ouédec, 20
From 1994, 3 points were awarded for a win.
1994–95 [7] D1 3821161713437791st R2 R3 UC – QF Flag of France.svg Patrice Loko, 22
1995–96 [7] D1 3814131144422557th R2 R3 TdC – RU Flag of Chad.svg Japhet N'Doram, 15
UCL – SF
1996–97 [7] D1 3816166613229643rd R1 R3 UIC – SF Flag of Chad.svg Japhet N'Doram, 21
1997–98 [7] D1 34118153541−64111th R2 R2 UC – R1 Flag of France.svg Jocelyn Gourvennec, 12
1998–99 D1 3412121040346487th W R2 Flag of France.svg Olivier Monterrubio, 8 [28]
1999–2000 D1 34127153940−14312th W R2 TdC – W Flag of France.svg Antoine Sibierski, 13
UC – R3
2000–01 D1 342158583622681st SF SF TdC – RU Flag of France.svg Olivier Monterrubio, 12
UC – R4
2001–02 D1 34127153541−64310th R1 R3 TdC – W Flag of France.svg Marama Vahirua, 6 [29]
UCL – 2nd Grp
2002–03 Ligue 1 38168143739−2569th R2 R2 Flag of France.svg Marama Vahirua, 7 [30]
2003–04 Ligue 1 3817912473512606th SF RU UIC – SF Flag of Romania.svg Viorel Moldovan, 11
2004–05 Ligue 1 381013153338−54317th R3 R3 UIC – SF Flag of Mali.svg Mamadou Bagayoko, 7 [31]
2005–06 Ligue 1 381112153741−44514th SF R3 Flag of Mali.svg Mamadou Diallo, 10
2006–07 Ligue 1 38713182949−203420th SF R3 Flag of Mali.svg Mamadou Diallo, 4
Flag of Romania.svg Claudiu Keșerü, 4
Flag of France.svg Dimitri Payet, 4 [32]

FC Nantes (2007–present)

SeasonDivisionPldWDLGFGAGDPtsRank Cup LC Top Scorer(s)
2007–08 [33] Ligue 2 3819136583424702nd R10 R3 Flag of Mali.svg Mamadou Bagayoko, 10
Flag of France.svg Nicolas Goussé, 10 [34]
2008–09 [35] Ligue 1 38910193354−213719th R9 R3 Flag of Mali.svg Mamadou Bagayoko, 7 [36]
2009–10 [37] Ligue 2 38129174354−114515th R7 R1 Flag of France.svg Stéphane Darbion, 6
Flag of France.svg Jean-Claude Darcheville, 6
Flag of Mali.svg Tenema N'Diaye, 6 [38]
2010–11 [39] Ligue 2 381114133840−24713th R11 R1 Flag of Serbia.svg Filip Đorđević, 12
2011–12 [40] Ligue 2 381491551429519th R8 R3 Flag of France.svg Sylvain Wiltord, 8 [41]
2012–13 [40] Ligue 2 3819127542925693rd R10 R1 Flag of Serbia.svg Filip Đorđević, 20
2013–14 [42] Ligue 1 381210163843−54613th R9 SF Flag of Serbia.svg Filip Đorđević, 9 [43]
2014–15 [44] Ligue 1 381112152940−114514th R11 QF Flag of France.svg Jordan Veretout, 7 [45]
2015–16 [46] Ligue 1 381212143344−114814th QF R3 Flag of Argentina.svg Emiliano Sala, 6 [47]
2016–17 [46] Ligue 1 38149154054−14517th R10 QF Flag of Argentina.svg Emiliano Sala, 12 [48]
2017–18 [46] Ligue 1 381410143641−5529th R10 R3 Flag of Argentina.svg Emiliano Sala, 12 [49]
2018–19 [46] Ligue 1 3813916484804812th SF R4 Flag of Argentina.svg Emiliano Sala, 12 [50]
2019–20 [46] Ligue 1 28114132831−33713th R10 R4 Flag of France.svg Ludovic Blas, 5
Flag of Nigeria.svg Moses Simon, 5 [51]
2020–21 [46] Ligue 1 38913164755−84018th R9 Flag of France.svg Ludovic Blas, 10 [52]
2021–22 [46] Ligue 1 3815101355487559th W Flag of France.svg Randal Kolo Muani, 12 [53]
2022–23 [46] Ligue 1 38715163755−183616th RU Flag of Egypt.svg Mostafa Mohamed, 8 [54]
2023–24 [46] Ligue 1 3496193055−253314th R10 Flag of Egypt.svg Mostafa Mohamed, 8 [55]

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