Which players played for both Nice and Saint-Étienne?

51 players have played for both Nice and Saint-Étienne, including William Saliba, Allan Saint-Maximin, François Clerc, Neal Maupay, Timothée Kolodziejczak, Anthony Modeste, Mathieu Bodmer, Daniel Sanchez, Hervé Revelli and Mustafa El Hadaoui.

Players Who Played for Both Nice and Saint-Étienne (51 Players)

According to Wikidata and Wikipedia, 51 players have played for both Nice and Saint-Étienne. The best known: William Saliba, Allan Saint-Maximin and François Clerc.

The list

#	Player	Born	Nice	Saint-Étienne
1	William Saliba	2001	2021	2018, 2018–2019, 2019–2020
2	Allan Saint-Maximin	1997	2017–2019	2013–2015
3	François Clerc	1983	2010–2012	2012–2016
4	Neal Maupay	1996	2012–2014, 2012–2015	2015–2017
5	Timothée Kolodziejczak	1991	2012–2014	2018–2020, 2020, 2020–2022
6	Anthony Modeste	1988	2007–2010	2021–2022
7	Mathieu Bodmer	1982	2013–2017	2013
8	Daniel Sanchez	1953	1972–1981	1983–1985
9	Hervé Revelli	1946	1971–1973	1964–1971, 1973–1978
10	Mustafa El Hadaoui	1961	1988–1990	1987–1988
11	Antoine Cuissard	1924	1953–1955	1944–1946, 1947–1952
12	Jean-François Larios	1956	1986–1987	1973–1982
13	Paul Baysse	1988	2015–2016, 2016–2017	2013–2014, 2013–2016
14	Alaeddine Yahia	1981	2008–2009	2005, 2005–2006
15	Julien Sablé	1980	2009–2012	1997–2007
16	Valentin Eysseric	1992	2012–2013, 2013–2017	2015–2016
17	Jacques Foix	1930	1956–1961	1953–1956, 1962–1964
18	Franck Honorat	1996	2012–2016, 2013–2017	2018–2020, 2019
19	Charles Abi	2000	2018	—
20	Mohammed Chaouch	1966	1993–1997	1988–1990
21	Michel Brusseaux	1913	1936–1937	1939–1947
22	David Hellebuyck	1979	2007–2012	2001–2006
23	Jérôme Alonzo	1972	1990–1995	1997–2001
24	Matt Moussilou	1982	2006–2009, 2008–2009	2007
25	Olivier Pantaloni	1966	1985–1988	1990–1994
26	Andy Pelmard	2000	—	2019
27	Vincent Hognon	1974	2007–2009	2002–2007
28	Jacques Faivre	1932	1956–1960	1961–1963
29	Cédric Varrault	1980	1999–2007	2007–2010
30	Francis Camerini	1948	1971–1976	1964–1971
31	Jovan Ružić	1898	—	—
32	Liazid Sandjak	1966	1992–1995	1995–1996
33	Ferenc Kocsur	1930	1956–1961	1949–1956
34	Antony Gauvin	1973	1998–1999	1997–1998
35	Tony Kurbos	1960	1987–1989, 1989–1990	1985–1986
36	Raúl Nogués	1952	1980–1981	1981–1982
37	Max Charbit	1908	1938–1939	1935–1939
38	Jean-Charles Cirilli	1982	2001–2003	1999–2000
39	Lilian Astier	1978	—	1995–1998
40	Dominique Aulanier	1973	1997–2002	1991–1994, 1994–1997
41	Jean-François Daniel	1964	1995–1996	1982–1987
42	Jean-Marc Schaer	1953	1981–1982	1975–1977
43	Pierre Morice	1962	1990–1991	1988–1989
44	Thierry Oleksiak	1961	1986–1989	1977–1979, 1979–1986
45	Guy Huguet	1923	1952–1955	1945–1952
46	Robert Sab	1954	1982–1983	1983–1985
47	Fabrice Mège	1965	1982–1995	1991–1992
48	Robin Huc	1965	1996–1998	1992–1995
49	Abdelkader Amar	1914	1947–1948	1940–1947
50	Pascal Françoise	1958	1983–1986	1986–1990
51	Gaston Plovie	1911	1945–1946	1937–1938

Which way they moved

Nice first, then Saint-Étienne: 18
Saint-Étienne first, then Nice: 28

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Source: Wikidata (CC0), Wikipedia club articles and player infoboxes (years at each club). Youth spells and appearances that look unplayed are left out; volunteer-kept records can contain gaps or errors.

Players who played for both Nice and Saint-Étienne