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Stade de la Libération, home stadium of Boulogne
Boulogne

Boulogne

FranceFranța
LDWWD

Fondată

1898

Arena

Stade de la Libération

Oraș

Boulogne-sur-Mer

Capacitate

15,242

Suprafață

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#12 Liga II R28# Cupa Franţei

Transferuri

Veniri

Zoran Moco

De la
Dijon
Dijon
Transfer31/01/2026

Antoine Kerriou

De la
Les Herbiers
Les Herbiers
Transfer30/01/2026

Blondy Noukeu

De la
Sunderland
Sunderland
Transfer16/01/2026

Martin Lecolier

De la
Sochaux
Sochaux
Transfer31/12/2025

Vincent Burlet

De la
Lille
Lille
Loan31/10/2025

Jonas Martin

De la
Brest
Brest
Free agent13/09/2025

Gabin Capuano

De la
Lens
Lens
Loan31/08/2025

Florian Boulet

De la
Boulogne
Boulogne
Free agent14/08/2025

Noah Fatar

De la
Sochaux
Sochaux
Free agent30/07/2025

Nolan Binet

De la
Istres
Istres
Free agent30/06/2025

Zanga Kone

De la
PSG
PSG
Free agent30/06/2025

Louis Siliadin

De la
GFA74
GFA74
Free agent30/06/2025

Aurelien Platret

De la
Monaco
Monaco
Free agent30/06/2025

Lilian Raillot

De la
Metz
Metz
Transfer30/06/2025

Exauce Mpembele Boula

De la
Lorient
Lorient
Free agent30/06/2025

Trofee

Ligue 2

1972/1973,

1x2nd Place

Boulogne

US Boulogne is a French football club founded in 1898 and based in Boulogne-sur-Mer, a coastal city in the Pas-de-Calais department of northern France. The club achieved its greatest moment in 2009 when they were promoted to Ligue 1 for the first time in their history, competing against France's elite clubs for two seasons before being relegated. Boulogne plays its home matches at the Stade de la Libération. The club is known as the Corsaires (The Corsairs), a nod to the city's rich maritime heritage as one of France's busiest fishing and ferry ports. Deeply embedded in the working-class culture of northern France, Boulogne has a passionate local following that has supported the club through significant financial and sporting difficulties in recent decades.