OGC Nice

A proven goalkeeper who made 101 Ligue 1 appearances at Reims, recording one of the league's best save percentages. An outstanding shot-stopper with excellent reflexes, he moved to Nice for 7 million euros in the summer of 2025. Senegal international.

An Algerian goalkeeper from the club's academy who gained minutes on loan at Bourg-en-Bresse. His 185cm frame and quick reactions are his assets.

A goalkeeper from France.

A Tunisian international left-back who was twice named in the Ligue 2 Team of the Season. An attack-minded fullback who won the Tunisian Player of the Year award in 2024. Known for his accurate crossing and tireless work rate.

A centre-back who joined Ligue 1 side Nice in 2024. A proven winner from his Al Ahly days, with multiple Egyptian league and CAF Champions League titles, he combines defensive strength in duels with composed buildup play. A defensive cornerstone with 35 caps and three goals.

An attacking left-back from Lyon's academy. Transferred to Nice in 2021 and has established himself as a regular with over 150 appearances. Despite his small stature, he offers pace and forward drive, with quality crossing from advanced positions and quick defensive transitions.

A homegrown right-back who has been in Nice's academy since the age of 10. Born in Marseille but chose to represent Senegal. His 187cm height and driving runs forward are distinctive, combining attacking thrust with strong one-on-one defending.

A young defender promoted from the club's academy, adding depth at the back while gaining experience.

An academy-produced centre-back born in Nice with Congolese roots. A left-footed defender praised for his technical ability on the ball and build-up play. Made his professional debut in the Coupe de France in January 2026.

A Canadian international centre-back signed from Colorado Rapids for a club-record fee. Uses his 190cm frame and high athleticism for aggressive defending. A Congolese-Canadian who featured at Copa America 2024.

A young right-back from Morocco's Raja Casablanca who came through Nice's youth system. Made his debut in the Champions League qualifiers during the 2025-26 season. Currently on loan at Annecy.

An unconventional right-back who worked his way up from the lower leagues to the France national team. Named in the Ligue 1 Team of the Season at Lens, he joined Nice via Marseille. Featured at EURO 2024. Known for his accurate crossing and relentless energy.

A versatile Algerian international midfielder. His ability to play anywhere from right-side to anchor earns him the 'Swiss Army Knife' label at Nice. Drives the team forward with tireless energy and tenacity in the tackle.

A veteran midfielder who captains Lorient. A product of Marseille's academy, he moved through Ajaccio and Nancy before joining Lorient in 2019. His ball-winning ability and astute positioning in the defensive midfield role make him the heart of the team. He also holds Israeli citizenship.

A former standout Ligue 1 midfielder at Marseille who also reached the Europa League final. Struggled with injuries at Aston Villa but revived his career with a permanent move to Nice in 2024. Known for his technical passing and creative game management.

A Guinean midfielder who returned via Dijon and Brommapojkarna in Sweden. Born in 2005, he relies on his mobility at 175cm.

A veteran Belgian international defensive midfielder with over 100 caps. Stabilizes the midfield with physical strength and excellent positioning. A truly international player with vast experience at elite clubs including Standard Liege, Benfica, Zenit, Dortmund, and Atletico Madrid.

A young midfielder from the club's academy, adding depth in midfield.

A 2008-born young midfielder with dual French and Malian nationality. Developed in Nice's youth academy, he excels in ball recovery from central midfield. A highly promising academy prospect for the future.

A Burundian international who operates as a defensive midfielder or centre-back. Made 74 appearances at Istanbul Basaksehir before moving to Nice for 11 million euros in 2023. His versatility across CB and midfield, combined with his physical power, are his key attributes, though he has suffered an ACL injury.

A defensive midfielder born in Nice with dual French and Brazilian nationality. Promoted from Nice's U19 to the first team. A young prospect who shows promise in ball recovery and distribution from deep.

A Ghanaian international defensive midfielder. Helped Clermont gain promotion to Ligue 1 and became a key player at Lens under Franck Haise. Renowned for his ball-winning ability and screening role in midfield. Joined Nice in the summer of 2025.

A left-footed attacker who came through Metz's academy and returned there to wear the number 10. After a spell at Auxerre, he came back for 3 million euros in 2024 and contributed 12 goals and 6 assists to their Ligue 1 promotion. Also important as a crosser and set-piece taker.

An Algeria international forward who joined on loan from Wolfsburg in September 2026, with an option to buy. He made his professional debut at ES Sétif, won domestic cups with Lugano (2021-22) and Union Saint-Gilloise (2023-24), then moved to the Bundesliga in 2024. Quick off a low centre of gravity and a sharp finisher, he has been handed the No. 9 shirt.

A Moroccan international attacker who joined Nice via Rennes' youth system and Monaco. Primarily operates on the left wing, favouring cut-ins with his right foot. Shows high tactical flexibility, capable of playing as a false nine or wide midfielder, and has scored 6 goals in the 2025-26 season.

A young striker who scored 19 goals at Montpellier and earned a 35-million-euro move to Lens. After spells at Marseille and Frankfurt, he joined Nice on loan in January 2026. Scored on his debut, showcasing his pace and clinical finishing as a centre-forward.

A Swedish left winger signed from Rapid Wien for 10 million euros. Registered 9 goals and 6 assists in 33 games last season. A right-footed player who operates on the left flank, using cut-ins and pace to trouble opposition defenders.

A French winger who broke through at Toulouse and experienced the Bundesliga with Borussia Monchengladbach. Born in 2000, he pairs a 182cm frame with pace and attacks the space outside.

A French forward in Nice's U17 team. An academy product who shows promise as a striker with good positioning and goal-scoring instincts. Aiming for promotion to the first team.

A centre-forward with dual French and Malian nationality who joined Nice's reserve team from Strasbourg. A young striker who uses his 185cm frame for effective hold-up play and physical duels.

A precocious attacker who came through PSG and Everton's youth ranks before debuting professionally at Angers. Moved to Real Sociedad for around 15 million euros but returned to Nice in January 2024. A left-footed player who favours cutting inside, capable of playing on both wings and as a centre-forward.