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ESTAC 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 — Transfer window closed: final 26-player squad (4 arrivals, 2 departures, 4 shirt numbers corrected), cross-checked against two independent squad sources.

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

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ESTAC Mercato 2026-27

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

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Ligue 1 • 2026-27

Squad updated: September 2026

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Troyes are back — and the network shaped their squad

ESTAC Troyes returned to Ligue 1 as champions of Ligue 2, having won the 2025-26 title with 67 points and a consistency that impressed all season. It ended a three-year absence from the elite, and the club chose to consolidate rather than revolutionise: coach Stéphane Dumont, the promotion's architect, extended his contract, while Jocelyn Blanchard arrived as sporting director to run the summer's work. Troyes's defining structural fact remains its ownership: the club belongs to City Football Group, the network built around Manchester City, and this window showed both sides of that arrangement. The painful side: star winger Mathys Detourbet, 19, was transferred to Manchester City — and then loaned onward to AS Monaco, so Ligue 1 fans will see him anyway, just in different colours. Goalkeeper Nicolas Lemaître departed for Rennes, and top scorer Tawfik Bentayeb, whose 18 goals led Ligue 2, returned to his parent club at the end of his loan. The helpful side: the network supplied recruits too, with Australian international goalkeeper Patrick Beach signing a five-year deal from sister club Melbourne City. That work is now finished. The squad on this board is what Troyes will take through the season: 26 players — three goalkeepers, eight defenders, seven midfielders and eight forwards.

Can a promoted squad minus its stars stay up?

Strip away the ownership story and Troyes face the oldest question in football: how much of a title-winning Ligue 2 squad is good enough for Ligue 1? History is brutal about this — promoted champions regularly discover that the players who dominated the second division are exactly the ones exposed a level up — and Troyes must answer it without their most electric attacker, their first-choice goalkeeper and their top scorer from the promotion season. That makes this board less about celebration and more about cold-eyed evaluation, which is exactly what makes it fun. Twenty-six players is a tight group by Ligue 1 standards, with no slack for a bad run of injuries, and the balance is worth arguing over: only seven midfielders to cover a full season, against eight forwards competing for a couple of starting places. Which promotion heroes have obvious top-flight quality, and which deserve loyalty but honestly project as depth? Did Blanchard's window answer the goalkeeping question, with Beach joining Boucher and Konaté, or does it still need settling on the pitch? Do Le Douaron, Ripart and the rest of that forward line score enough to keep a promoted side up? And if January has to bring one reinforcement, which position is it? Sort all 26 into keep, sell, loan or release, export your board, and show how you would keep the champions up.

FAQ

Is this ESTAC Troyes's official squad list?

No — by design. This page is a fan board for promoted Troyes: you sort the 26 players (3 keepers, 8 defenders, 7 midfielders, 8 forwards) into keep, sell, loan or release. It is not ESTAC Troyes's site and not an LFP match sheet. For club statements, use ESTAC Troyes's official channels.

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

The hub links all 19 boards; the Troyes page loads only this roster. You start with 26 pre-filtered cards (3 keepers, 8 defenders, 7 midfielders, 8 forwards), not a generic pool. Concrete example: drop K. Diawara or J. Le Douaron into Sell and park Z. Boucher in Keep without touching other clubs. Editorial copy talks about promoted Troyes, not a nameless template.

How do I export and share my Troyes board?

Hit export → PNG of your Troyes 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 Troyes squad shown here?

Post summer-2026 window (closed 1 September). Current board snapshot: 26 players, freshness date 2026-09-02. Latest changelog entry (2026-09-02): Transfer window closed: final 26-player squad (4 arrivals, 2 departures, 4 shirt numbers corrected), cross-checked against two independent squad sources. No older headcount is claimed here — the club JSON is the source of truth. Winter moves will unlock the freeze.

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