List of RC Strasbourg Alsace players

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This page lists a selection of RC Strasbourg Alsace players who have achieved sufficient notability according to several criteria which are defined below. For a list of all RC Strasbourg players, major or minor, with a Wikipedia article, see Category:RC Strasbourg Alsace players, and for the current first-team squad, see RC Strasbourg Alsace#Current squad.

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Notable players for the club

This is a list of notable footballers who have played for RC Strasbourg from when the club turned professional in 1933 to the present. Generally, this means all players that have played 100 or more first-class matches for the club. [1] However, some players who have played fewer matches are also included. This includes those who have represented their country whilst playing for the club, [2] and players who have set a club playing record, such as goalscoring or transfer fee records. [3]

Players are listed according to the date of their first-team debut for the club. Appearances are for first-team competitive matches only, including substitute appearances, while wartime and cup matches are excluded. Players who captained the club for 10 or more games during a season are included. Statistics are correct as of November 25, 2008.

  Club captains who have won a major senior competition (competitions noted in notes section).
  Players who represented their country while at the club.
   Club record holder.
NameNationalityPosition [4] Strasbourg careerCaptaincyAppearancesGoalsNotes
Albert Freyermuth Flag of France.svg  France Forward 1921193519331934113 [5]
Lucien Halter Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 19291932
19331939
193519381880
Fritz Keller Flag of France.svg  France Forward 193319391934193516574 [6]
Oscar Heisserer Flag of France.svg  France Forward 19341938
19451949
1945194923864 [7]
Oskar Rohr Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Forward 19341939150118 [8]
Alexander Schwartz Flag of Romania.svg  Romania Defender 19361938670 [9]
Ernest Waechter Flag of France.svg  France Defender 19361940
19451947
12712
Alphonse Rolland Flag of France.svg  France Forward 1945194811946
Marcel Lergenmuller Flag of France.svg  France Goalkeeper 194519491170
Joseph Lang Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 194519491402
Secundo Pascual Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Defender 194519491591
Paco Mateo Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Defender 1945195011817
Frédéric Woehl Flag of France.svg  France Forward 194519501949195014855 [10]
Aleksandrs Vanags Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia Midfielder 19461947
19491954
14010
Charles Heiné Flag of France.svg  France Forward 194619499420
Lucien Schaeffer Flag of France.svg  France Goalkeeper 194719531370
Raymond Krug Flag of France.svg  France Forward 194719562118
Edmond Haan Flag of France.svg  France Forward 19471949
19501961
19511952
19541956
1958
32976 [11]
François Remetter Flag of France.svg  France Goalkeeper 1948
19601964
1410
Michel Vavriniak Flag of Poland.svg  Poland Midfielder 1949195219501951930 [12]
René Hauss Flag of France.svg  France Defender 194919671962196758013 [13]
Raymond Kaelbel Flag of France.svg  France Defender 19501956
19641969
27711
Jean Wendling Flag of France.svg  France Defender 19511956920 [14]
Antoine Hertrich Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 1951195913138
Jean-Pierre Kress Flag of France.svg  France Goalkeeper 19531956480
Ernst Stojaspal Flag of Austria.svg  Austria Midfielder 1954195711558 [15]
Louis Schweitzer Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 195519611224
Stéphane Brezniak Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 195619591958196912214
Maurice Visioli Flag of France.svg  France Goalkeeper 195719601040
Casimir Koza Flag of France.svg  France Forward 1959196416183
Pierre Nabat Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 195919641127
Denis Devaux Flag of France.svg  France Defender 195919661763
Raymond Stieber Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 195919672455
Robert Jonquet Flag of France.svg  France Defender 1960196219601962593
Roland Merschel Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 19601962
19641969
21619 [16]
Gilbert Gress Flag of France.svg  France Forward 19601966
19731975
1974197525726
Gérard Hausser Flag of France.svg  France Forward 19601967
19711974
1971197431778
Michel Leblond Flag of France.svg  France Defender 196119641043
Gines Gonzales Flag of France.svg  France Defender 196119661084
Pierre Sbaiz Flag of France.svg  France Defender 196119671310
Jean Schuth Flag of France.svg  France Goalkeeper 19611971196919712770
Ramon Muller Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina Forward 19621963
19661968
14022
José Farías Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina Forward 1963196713847
Marcel Lazarus Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 196519731871
Philippe Piat Flag of France.svg  France Forward 19651966
19671970
15248
Gérard Burcklé Flag of France.svg  France Defender 196619701392
José Lopez Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Defender 196619701251
Jean-Noël Huck Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 19681971
19841985
198419851188 [17]
Dario Grava Flag of France.svg  France Defender 196819731513
Marc Molitor Flag of France.svg  France Forward 196919739343
René Deutschmann Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 1969198435214
Ivica Osim Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Yugoslavia Midfielder 19701972
19761978
1976197710420
Maurice Serrus Flag of France.svg  France Defender 197119751451
Gérald Zamojski Flag of France.svg  France Defender 197119761340
Michel Sénéchal Flag of France.svg  France Forward 1972197710812
Roland Wagner Flag of France.svg  France Forward 1973198220148
Giora Spiegel Flag of Israel.svg  Israel Midfielder 197319761975197610725
Jacky Duguépéroux Flag of France.svg  France Defender 19731979197719793224 [18]
Albert Gemmrich Flag of France.svg  France Forward 19731979
19831984
25394
Dominique Dropsy Flag of France.svg  France Goalkeeper 19731984198019814611 [19]
Léonard Specht Flag of France.svg  France Defender 19731982
19871989
1987198937223
Yves Ehrlacher Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 1974197920229
Joël Tanter Flag of France.svg  France Forward 1974198218218
Jean-Jacques Marx Flag of France.svg  France Defender 1975198224822
Jacky Novi Flag of France.svg  France Defender 1977198019791980921
Raymond Domenech Flag of France.svg  France Defender 197719811464
Francis Piasecki Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 197719851984198532264
Roger Jouve Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 19781980430
Jacques Glassmann Flag of France.svg  France Defender 19781984573 [20]
Rémy Vogel Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 19781987198519872667
Jean-François Jodar Flag of France.svg  France Defender 197919841470
Vicky Peretz Flag of Israel.svg  Israel Forward 198019828129 [21]
Serge Jenner Flag of France.svg  France Defender 19801987
19901992
2337
Denis Schaer Flag of France.svg  France Forward 1980198818418
Didier Six Flag of France.svg  France Forward 19801981
19861987
333
Carsten Nielsen Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark Forward 19811985198512017
Jean-Marc Knapp Flag of France.svg  France Defender 198119871271
Porfirio Armando Betancourt Flag of Honduras.svg  Honduras Forward 19821984385
Vincent Cobos Flag of France.svg  France Defender 19821991198919912273
Andrey Zhelyazkov Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria Midfielder 19851986271 [22]
Marc Andrieux Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 198519891087
Peter Reichert Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Midfielder 1986198910839
Jean-Jacques Etamé Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 19861988
19901993
12122
Cyriaque Didaux Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 19871992
12821
José Cobos Flag of France.svg  France Defender 1987199315710
Jean-François Péron Flag of France.svg  France Forward 1988199214112
Didier Monczuk Flag of France.svg  France Forward 1989199310572
Sylvain Sansone Flag of France.svg  France Goalkeeper 198919941560
Ivan Hasek Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic Midfielder 199019947927 [23]
Frank Leboeuf Flag of France.svg  France Defender 199019961995199620440
Stephen Keshi Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Defender 19911993649 [24]
Marc Keller Flag of France.svg  France Forward 1991199616235 [25]
Yvon Pouliquen Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 19911996199119951724
Pascal Baills Flag of France.svg  France Defender 199219951083
Michael Hughes Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Midfielder 19921994849 [26]
Frank Farina Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Forward 199219944814 [27]
Yannick Rott Flag of France.svg  France Defender 199319981401
Olivier Dacourt Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 199319981364
David Régis Flag of France.svg  France Defender 199319961022
Valérien Ismaël Flag of France.svg  France Defender 19931998
2001
20022003
1423
Aleksandr Mostovoi Flag of Russia.svg  Russia Midfielder 199419966115 [28]
Alexander Vencel Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia Goalkeeper 199420001990 [29]
Gérald Baticle Flag of France.svg  France Forward 199519981996199811221 [30]
Philippe Raschke Flag of France.svg  France Defender 199519981002
David Zitelli Flag of France.svg  France Forward 19951998
19992000
13135
Godwin Okpara Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Defender 199619991026 [31]
Jan Suchopárek Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic Defender 19961999811 [32]
Stéphane Collet Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 19961999
20012002
1172
Seo Jung-Won Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea Forward 19981999184 [33]
Corentin Martins Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 19981999
20002004
2000200413316 [34]
Gharib Amzine Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Midfielder 19982001442 [35]
Péguy Luyindula Flag of France.svg  France Forward 199820018419 [36]
Teddy Bertin Flag of France.svg  France Defender 199820031998200015123
Fabrice Ehret Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 199820041248
Habib Beye Flag of Senegal.svg  Senegal Defender 199820031338 [37]
Akmal Rizal Flag of Malaysia 23px.svg  Malaysia Forward 19992000225
Mario Haas Flag of Austria.svg  Austria Forward 19992001294 [38] [39]
Joseph N'Do Flag of Cameroon.svg  Cameroon Midfielder 19992001270 [40]
Pierre N'Janka Flag of Cameroon.svg  Cameroon Defender 19992003640 [41]
Pascal Camadini Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 19992005
20062007
1374
Mamadou Bagayoko Flag of Mali.svg  Mali Forward 19992003724 [42]
Pascal Johansen Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 20002002
20042008
1446
Cédric Kanté Flag of Mali.svg  Mali Defender 20002001
20032006
20042005963 [43] [44]
Danijel Ljuboja Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia Forward 2000200312134 [45] [46]
Jean-Christophe Devaux Flag of France.svg  France Defender 200020071281
Vincent Doukantié Flag of Mali.svg  Mali Midfielder 20002002250 [47]
José Luis Chilavert Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay Goalkeeper 20002002500 [48]
Yacine Abdessadki Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Midfielder 20002002
20032005
20062008
2006200712812 [49]
Christian Bassila Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 200120052004897
Guillaume Lacour Flag of France.svg  France Midfielder 2002Present20052006
2007
2009Present
2012 [50]
Yves Deroff Flag of France.svg  France Defender 2002200720061472
Ulrich Le Pen Flag of France.svg  France Forward 2002200610516
Václav Drobný Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic Defender 20022004420 [51]
Eric Mouloungui Flag of Gabon.svg  Gabon Forward 20032005
20062008
10217 [52]
Mamadou Niang Flag of Senegal.svg  Senegal Forward 200320055621 [53]
Pontus Farnerud Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden Forward 20032004
20052006
633 [54]
Salim Arrache Flag of Algeria.svg  Algeria Forward 20032006641 [55]
Alexander Farnerud Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden Forward 20032006806 [56]
Mickaël Pagis Flag of France.svg  France Forward 2004200620054519
Karim Haggui Flag of Tunisia.svg  Tunisia Defender 20042006432 [57]
Arthur Boka Flag of Cote d'Ivoire.svg  Ivory Coast Defender 20042006662 [58]
Stéphane Cassard Flag of France.svg  France Goalkeeper 2004Present1620
Sidi Keita Flag of Mali.svg  Mali Midfielder 20042006270 [59]
Haykel Gmamdia Flag of Tunisia.svg  Tunisia Forward 20052006130 [60]
Hosni Abd Rabo Flag of Egypt.svg  Egypt Midfielder 20052006221 [61]
Ahmed Abou Moslem Flag of Egypt.svg  Egypt Defender 20062007260 [62]
Szilárd Németh Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia Forward 200690 [63]
Jeff Strasser Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg Defender 20062007261 [64]
Wason Rentería Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia Forward 20072008289 [65]
Rodrigo Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Midfielder 2007200820072008341
Grégory Paisley Flag of France.svg  France Defender 2007Present20082009570
Jacob Mulenga Flag of Zambia.svg  Zambia Forward 20072008221 [66]
Zoltán Szélesi Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary Defender 2007Present380 [67]
Mamadou Bah Flag of Guinea.svg  Guinea Midfielder 2008Present240 [68]

Club captains

NamePeriod
Flag of France.svg Rémy Vogel 1985–1987
Flag of France.svg Léonard Specht 1987–1989
Flag of France.svg Vincent Cobos 1989–1991
Flag of France.svg Yvon Pouliquen 1991–1995
Flag of France.svg Franck Lebœuf 1995–1996
Flag of France.svg Gérald Baticle 1996–1998
Flag of France.svg Corentin Martins 1998–1999
Flag of France.svg Teddy Bertin 1999–2000
Flag of France.svg Corentin Martins 2000–2004
Flag of France.svg Christian Bassila 2004
Flag of Mali.svg Cédric Kanté 2004–2005
Flag of France.svg Mickaël Pagis 2005
Flag of France.svg Guillaume Lacour 2005–2006
NamePeriod
Flag of France.svg Yves Deroff 2006
Flag of France.svg Yacine Abdessadki 2006–2007
Flag of France.svg Guillaume Lacour 2007
Flag of Brazil.svg Rodrigo 2007–2008
Flag of France.svg Grégory Paisley 2008–2009
Flag of France.svg Guillaume Lacour 2009–2010
Flag of Serbia.svg Milovan Sikimić 2010–2011
Flag of France.svg Ludovic Golliard 2011–2012
Flag of Serbia.svg Milovan Sikimić 2012–2014
Flag of Guinea.svg Ernest Seka 2014–2018
Flag of Serbia.svg Stefan Mitrović 2018–present

French internationals

Below is a list of all RC Strasbourg players who have been capped for France. [69]

Italics: Formed at RC Strasbourg's academy
*: Still active

World Cup winner
NamePositionCaps with StrasbourgTotal Caps
1 Oscar Heisserer Forward1825
2 Dominique Dropsy Goalkeeper1717
3 Léonard Specht Defender1618
4 Gérard Hausser Forward1414
5 Frank Lebœuf Defender850
6 Fritz Keller Forward88
7 Jean-Noël Huck Midfielder617
8 Marc Molitor Forward610
9 Albert Gemmrich Forward55
10 Didier Six Forward452
11 Raymond Kaelbel Defender435
12 Edmond Haan Forward44
13 Roger Jouve Midfielder37
14 Francis Piasecki Midfielder33
15 Raymond Domenech Defender28
16 Charles Heiné Forward22
17 Marc Keller Forward16
18 Jean-Pierre Kress Goalkeeper11
19 Casimir Koza Forward11
20 Denis Devaux Defender11
21 Roland Wagner Forward11
22 Youri Djorkaeff Forward082
23 Robert Jonquet Defender058
24 Franck Sauzée Midfielder039
25 François Remetter Goalkeeper026
26 Jean Wendling Defender026
27 Olivier Dacourt *Midfielder021
28 Jacky Novi Defender020
29 François Bracci Defender018
30 Olivier Rouyer Forward017
31 Jean-François Larios Midfielder017
32 Lucien Muller Midfielder016
33 Gérard Soler Midfielder016
34 Corentin Martins Midfielder014
35 Lucien Laurent Forward010
36 André Rey Goalkeeper010
37 Henri Baillot Forward08
38 René Bihel Forward06
39 Jean-François Jodar Defender06
40 Rémi Garde Midfielder06
41 Martin Djetou Midfielder06
42 Robert Szczepaniak Midfielder05
43 Éric Pécout Forward05
44 Michel Leblond Midfielder04
45 Xavier Gravelaine Forward04
46 Péguy Luyindula*Forward04
47 Henri Skiba Forward03
48 Gilbert Gress Forward03
49 Henri Roessler Defender02
50 François Brisson Forward02
51 Curt Keller Forward01
52 Alfred Dambach Goalkeeper01
53 Bolek Tempowski Midfielder01
54 Georges Sesia Forward01
55 Dario Grava Defender01
56 Jacques Vergnes Forward01
57 Rémi Vogel Forward01
58 Pascal Baills Defender01
59 Jean-Luc Dogon Defender01
60 Richard Dutruel Goalkeeper01

Footnotes

  1. Number of appearances and goals for the club are obtained from Racingstub player history. For sources about the captaincy, see individual footnotes (work in progress)
  2. For French players see their profile at FFF database, for foreign players see the individual footnote (work in progress)
  3. See RC Strasbourg#Records for complete information and sources as well as individual footnotes (work in progress)
  4. For a full description of positions see Football Positions.
  5. Club's first professional captain.[ citation needed ]
  6. First player to receive full international honours for France while registered for the club, playing for against The Netherlands in 1934.[ citation needed ]
  7. Most games with France's national team while at the club (19)[ citation needed ]
  8. All-time top scorer (118)
    Most goals in a single season (30)[ citation needed ]
  9. Romanian soccer lists a game played by Schwartz against Yugoslavia in 1937
  10. Pierre Perny, Racing 100 ans, 2006, p. 146.
  11. Pierre Perny, op. cit., p. 175
  12. Led the team to win the Coupe de France in 1951 [ citation needed ]
  13. Led the team to win the Coupe de France in 1966
    Most caps for the club (580)
    Oldest player (39)[ citation needed ]
  14. Club chairman (19921994)[ citation needed ]
  15. Austriasoccer
  16. Most European games with the club (18)[ citation needed ]
  17. Player-manager during the end of the 19841985 season[ citation needed ]
  18. Led the team to win the Championship in 1979 [ citation needed ]
  19. Most appearances in a row for the club (336)[ citation needed ]
  20. Youngest player (16 years and 95 days)[ citation needed ]
  21. Played for Israel in 1982 WC qualifier
  22. Played in Bulgaria's qualification campaign for WC 1986 in 1985, for example against GDR
  23. Played for Czechoslovakia between 1990-1993 Archived 2009-03-25 at the Wayback Machine
  24. Played for example in the African Cup of Nations in 1992
  25. Club Director (20012006)[ citation needed ]
  26. Northern Ireland caps in 1992-1994
  27. Caps for Australia in 1993
  28. International appearances at RSSSF
  29. Appearances for Slovakia National Team at RSSSF
  30. Led the team to win the Coupe de la Ligue in 1997 [ citation needed ]
  31. He played for example for Nigeria during World Cup 1998
  32. Played for Czech Republic between 1996 and 1999 Archived 2013-12-02 at the Wayback Machine
  33. Played for Korea during the World Cup 1998 Archived 2009-01-22 at the Wayback Machine
  34. Led the team to win the Coupe de France in 2001 [ citation needed ]
  35. International caps in 1998-2001
  36. Record transfer fee received[ citation needed ]
  37. had his first cap with Senegal in 2001 while he was still at Strasbourg
  38. Record transfer fee paid
  39. International cap on Austriansoccer
  40. Cameroon world cup qualifying matches detail
  41. Cameroon world cup qualifying matches detail
  42. Had his first cap for Mali while at Strasbourg (2000)
  43. Led the team to win the Coupe de le Ligue in 2005
  44. International appearances for Kanté while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003) [ citation needed ]
  45. Top active goalscorer (34)
  46. International appearances for Ljuboja while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  47. Played for Mali at the 2002 African cup of Nations
  48. Chilavert international appearances at RSSSF
  49. International appearances for Abdessadki while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  50. Active player with the most caps for the club[ citation needed ]
  51. First cap in February 2004
  52. International appearances for Mouloungui while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  53. International appearances for Niang while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  54. International appearances for P. Farnerud while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  55. First cap in 2004
  56. International appearances for A. Farnerud while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  57. International appearances for Haggui while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  58. International appearances for Boka while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  59. International appearances for Keita while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  60. International appearances for Gmamdia while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  61. International appearances for Hosni while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  62. International appearances for Abou Moslem while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  63. International appearances for Nemeth while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  64. International appearances for Strasser while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  65. International appearances for Renteria while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  66. International appearances for Mulenga while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  67. International appearances for Szelesi while at Strasbourg are listed on Racingstub (from 2003)
  68. Had his first cap for Guinea while at Strasbourg (2008)
  69. Compiled from FFF Player history and Allez les Bleus player history

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