AC Ajaccio

Based on the sources, it is believed that Ajaccio was first played in 1909-2010. The colors they chose to play with are white and red stripes. While they were playing in the stadium that was originally used as a sand pit the club decided to move to a safer, more clean stadium on the advice by Jean Lluis, father-in-law of the club's the president Louis Baretti. The stadium selected could hold 5,000 people and was operational from 1969 onwards.

AC Ajaccio were elected Corsican champions eight times, in 1921, 1920, 1934 (1939) 1948, 1950 and 1964. They are among the three major "island" teams alongside Gazelec Ajaccio, and Bastia the rivalry between the three teams being kept in the open. Fans at the 1946 Corsican Cup final, held between A.C.A. in addition to Sporting Bastia were handed umbrellas to keep them safe from violence. After refusing to award the penalty that would be awarded to ACA and Sporting Bastia, violence broke out between the fans who used umbrellas to create violence and to protect themselves from harm. The match was cancelled and replayed later.

A.C.A. was made a professional team in 1965, thanks to the determination of the club's leadership. They first adopted the emblem for the Polar Bear however, this was later removed in favor of the more stylised logo which incorporates a portion from the Corsican flag.

The team was formed in 1967. club was an initial Corsican club to compete in the top division of France. They last played at the top of Ligue 1 in the 2013-14 season, but were dismissed following their last finish after a period of more than three years in the highest division The drop was confirmed when they lost to their neighbours Bastia.

On November 14, 2014 Olivier Pantaloni returned for another spell as manager. The team finished third in 2017-18, and qualified for play-offs. In the play-offs, they defeated Le Havre in a semi-final that was marred by violence both on and off the field and then lost in the final against Toulouse. They were not promoted in 2019-20, when the season was cut short by ten games because of the coronavirus pandemic; Ajaccio were one point from the top two teams, which were the only team to be promoted because the play-offs were not able to be challenged.

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As of 11 July 2022.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  FRA Benjamin Leroy 3 DF  CIV Ismaël Diallo 4 MF  FRA Mickaël Barreto 5 MF  FRA Riad Nouri 6 MF  FRA Mathieu Coutadeur (captain) 7 FW  FRA Mounaïm El Idrissy 8 MF  FRA Vincent Marchetti 9 FW  FRA Gaëtan Courtet 10 MF  ALB Qazim Laçi 11 FW  CGO Bevic Moussiti-Oko 12 FW  FRA Taïryk Arconte 14 FW  BFA Cyrille Bayala 15 DF  FRA Clément Vidal 16 GK  FRA François-Joseph Sollacaro 17 FW  FRA Romain Hamouma

No. Pos. Nation Player 18 FW  BFA Kouamé Botué 19 MF  FRA Alassane N'Diaye 20 MF  COM Mohamed Youssouf 21 DF  GLP Cédric Avinel 22 MF  FRA Yanis Cimignani 23 DF  GLP Mickaël Alphonse 24 DF  COM Chaker Alhadhur 25 DF  CMR Oumar Gonzalez 29 FW  FRA Florian Chabrolle 33 MF  TUN Anis Ajroud 34 MF  FRA Paolo Lebas 40 GK  FRA Ghjuvanni Quilichini — DF  GAB Sidney Obissa — MF  FRA Thomas Mangani — MF   SUI Kevin Spadanuda

As of 12 October 2020. 

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  FRA Dumenicu Borelli — GK  FRA Lucas Marsella — DF  FRA Pierre-Joseph Bucchini — DF  FRA Théo Emmanuelli — DF  FRA Baptiste Susini — MF  FRA Lucien Alessandri

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  FRA Mala Baro — MF  FRA Paul-Baptiste Behe Leonardi — MF  FRA Pierre-Ange De Franchi — MF  FRA Noé Messin — FW  FRA Florian Danho — FW  FRA Zakariy Naili

• Jean Pietri (pre–1955)
• Félix Pironti (1955–57)
• Michel Brusseaux (1957–58)
• Jean Laune (1958–59)
• Jean-Pierre Knayer (1959–63)
• Mohamed Azzouz (1963–64)
• Ernst Stojaspal (1964–65)
• Alberto Muro (1965–70)
• Louis Hon (1970–71)
• Antoine Cuissard (1971–72)
• André Mori (1972–73)
• Louis Hon (1973–74)
• Lulu Accorsi (1974–75)
• Alain Mistre (1975–76)
• François Paoli (1976–78)
• Mohamed Azzouz (1978–79)
• Unknown (1979–92)
• Baptiste Gentili (1 July 1992 – 30 June 2001)
• Rolland Courbis (1 July 2001 – 30 June 2003)
• Dominique Bijotat (1 July 2002 – 21 September 2004)
• Olivier Pantaloni (2004)
• Rolland Courbis (8 February 2005 – 11 January 2006)
• O. Pantaloni (interim) (11 January 2006 – 12 January 2006)
• José Pasqualetti (12 January 2006 – 30 June 2006)
• Ruud Krol (1 July 2006 – 30 June 2007)
• Gernot Rohr (1 July 2007 – 30 August 2008)
• José Pasqualetti (1 September 2008 – 23 February 2009)
• Olivier Pantaloni (23 February 2009 – 13 June 2012)
• Alex Dupont (22 June 2012 – 17 December 2012)
• Albert Emon (21 December 2012 – 28 May 2013)
• Fabrizio Ravanelli (7 June 2013 – 2 November 2013)
• Christian Bracconi (interim) (3 November 2013 – 14 Oct)
• Thierry Debès (interim) (Oct 2014)
• Olivier Pantaloni (6 November 2014–)

Division 2 (Second Division)

• Champions (2): 1966–67, 2001–02

Championnat National (Third Division)

• Champions (1): 1997–98

Ligue de Corse (Corsican League)

• Champions (9): 1920, 1921, 1934, 1939, 1948, 1950, 1955, 1964, 1994