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OGC Nice Mercato 2026-27

The 2026 summer transfer window has closed — this board now shows the final squad for the season. Browse every club's final squad

Updated: 2 September 2026

  • 2 Sept — Melvin Bard loaned to Leeds United (official club announcement)
  • 2 Sept — Transfer window closed: final 30-player squad (2 arrivals, 1 departure, 8 shirt numbers corrected), cross-checked against two independent squad sources.
  • 31 Aug — Terem Moffi (to Hamburger SV) and Mohamed-Ali Cho (to Hull City) leave; Elye Wahi arrives on loan from Eintracht Frankfurt

The window is shut. Decide who OGC Nice should keep, sell, loan or release from here.

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OGC Nice Mercato 2026-27

The window is shut. Decide who OGC Nice should keep, sell, loan or release from here.

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Ligue 1 • 2026-27

Squad updated: September 2026

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A season of two faces, and the squad it produced

No club in France lived a stranger 2025-26 than OGC Nice. In the league, the Aiglons finished sixteenth with just 32 points and had to go through the relegation play-off to survive — drawing 0-0 at Saint-Étienne before winning the return leg 4-1 at the Allianz Riviera, with a late Elye Wahi double sealing a twenty-fifth consecutive season in the top flight. Yet the same team reached the Coupe de France final, falling 3-1 to Lens at the Stade de France on 23 May. A cup finalist that nearly went down: that contradiction shaped everything that followed. The instability reached the boardroom too. A full sale of the club to an Anglo-Saxon buyer fell through, and Ineos remains at the capital while the ownership structure continues to evolve, with the historic operational management still in place. On the bench, the club turned to Olivier Pantaloni, the experienced coach who had just guided promoted Lorient to a comfortable tenth place — a pragmatist's appointment for a group that needed certainties. He brought veteran midfielder Laurent Abergel, Lorient's long-time captain, with him from Brittany. The window closed on 1 September, and the answer Nice arrived at is the board in front of you: 30 players, three goalkeepers, eight defenders, twelve midfielders and seven forwards. No more excuses about unfinished business — this is the group that has to fix the league form.

The squad Nice actually ended up with

The summer's stated aim was a leaner, hungrier, clearer group, and the finished squad tells you how close the club got. Nathan Ngoumou joined from Borussia Mönchengladbach on a two-year deal in mid-August, Axel Witsel arrived as a free agent on a one-year contract with an option, and deadline day brought a double departure in attack — Terem Moffi to Hamburger SV and Mohamed-Ali Cho to Hull City — with Elye Wahi coming in on loan from Eintracht Frankfurt. Earlier, winger Aliou Baldé's move to St. Gallen was made permanent and young midfielder Gabin Bernardeau went to Lorient. What is left is a genuinely lopsided shape, and that is the fun of this board. Twelve midfielders against seven forwards: is that depth Pantaloni can rotate through a long season, or a traffic jam that leaves good players watching from the bench? Does Witsel's experience settle a midfield that lost its way at 32 points, and where does that leave Boudaoui, Sanson and Abergel in the pecking order? Was bringing Wahi back the smartest piece of the window or a short-term fix for the goals Moffi and Cho took with them? Eight defenders in front of three goalkeepers gives Nice a real back line — provided the hierarchy is settled fast. Sort all 30 into keep, sell, loan or release, export your board, and mark out who you would already be moving on in January.

FAQ

Is this OGC Nice's official squad list?

No — by design. This page is a fan board for Nice: you sort the 30 players (3 keepers, 8 defenders, 12 midfielders, 7 forwards) into keep, sell, loan or release. It is not OGC Nice's site and not an LFP match sheet. For club statements, use OGC Nice's official channels.

What makes the Nice page different from the hub or another club?

The hub links all 19 boards; the Nice page loads only this roster. You start with 30 pre-filtered cards (3 keepers, 8 defenders, 12 midfielders, 7 forwards), not a generic pool. Concrete example: drop M. Amoura or S. Diop into Sell and park Y. Diouf in Keep without touching other clubs. Editorial copy talks about Nice, not a nameless template.

How do I export and share my Nice board?

Hit export → PNG of your Nice board (your columns + QuickFunTools.com watermark). Handy for an Instagram story, an X post, or a dressing-room argument. Free, no account, and zero betting data.

How fresh is the Nice squad shown here?

Post summer-2026 window (closed 1 September). Current board snapshot: 30 players, freshness date 2026-09-02. Latest changelog entry (2026-09-02): Melvin Bard loaned to Leeds United (official club announcement). No older headcount is claimed here — the club JSON is the source of truth. Winter moves will unlock the freeze.

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