Fenix Toulouse Handball is a French handball team based in Toulouse, that plays in the LNH Division 1.
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Naming history
NamePeriodAssociation sportive des établissements aéronautiques de Toulouse 1964–1978Stade Toulousain 1978–1989Sporting Toulouse 31 1989–1996Spacer's de Toulouse Handball 1996–2003Toulouse Union Handball 2003–2007Toulouse Handball 2007–2011Fenix Toulouse Handball 2011–present
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PeriodKit manufacturer –2020 Hummel 2020–present Craft
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Sports Hall information
Name: – Palais des sports André-Brouat City: – Toulouse Capacity: – 4397 Address: – 3 Rue Pierre Laplace, 31000 Toulouse, France
Results Coupe de France: Winners: 1998 Finalists: 1999 Coupe de la Ligue: Finalists: 2015
Team
Current squad
Squad for the 2024–25 season
Fenix Toulouse HandballGoalkeepers 1 Jef Lettens 12 Simon Möller 61 Yassine Belkaied Right wingers 2 Romain Giraudeau 11 Edouard Kempf Left wingers 7 Téo Jarry 19 Nemanja Ilić (c) Line players 5 Gabriel Nyembo 6 Antoni Doniecki
Left Backs 4 Erwin Feuchtmann 13 Bakary Diallo 23 Gonçalo Vieira Centre Backs 10 Maxime Gilbert 14 Casper Käll 55 Niko Mindegia Right Backs 8 Matthieu Marmier 15 Uroš Mitrović 17 Uroš Kojadinović
Technical staff Head coach: Danijel Anđelković Assistant coach: Rémi Calvel Fitness coach: Maxime Altenhoven Physiotherapist: Hervé Fournier Club doctor: Pierre Sébastien
Transfers Transfers for the 2026–27 season
Joining Nicolás Bono (CB) from RK Vardarhttps://www.fenix-toulouse.fr/blog/nicolas-bono-signe-au-fenix-toulouse-handball Mathéo Briffe (LB) from Cesson Rennes MHB Andréa Guillaume (RW) from Limoges Handball Robin Kerdudo (GK) from Valence Drôme Handball
Leaving Niko Mindegia (CB) to CD Bidasoahttps://www.cdbidasoa.eus/2026/03/19/bienvenido-niko-mindegia/ Erwin Feuchtmann (LB) to Beşiktaş JKhttps://www.instagram.com/p/DZe_U29N216/ Simon Möller (GK) to SG Flensburg-Handewitt Édouard Kempf (RW) to C' Chartres MHB
Transfer History
Transfers for the 2025–26 seasonJoining Pontus Brolin (LB) from IK Sävehof Enej Slatinek Jovičić (CB) from RK Gorenje Velenje Hugo Jund (LP) from C' Chartres MHB
Leaving Uroš Mitrović (RB) to RK Vardar Antoni Doniecki (LP) to US Créteil Handball Casper Käll (CB) to GOG Håndbold Matthieu Marmier (RB) to US Dunkerque HB
Previous squads 2020–2021 Team Shirt NoNationalityPlayerBirth DatePosition 1 Jef Lettens Goalkeeper 2 Rémi Leventoux Line Player 3 Pierrick Chelle Right Winger 5 Tom Bertini Central Back 6 Josh Mongin Left Winger 7 Sadou N'Tanzi Central Back 8 Matis Gardent Line Player 9 Henrik Jakobsen Line Player 10 Maxime Gilbert Central Back 11 Édouard Kempf Right Winger 13 Uros Borzas Left Back 15 Pierre Soudry Right Back 16 Théo Gehin Goalkeeper 19 Nemanja Ilić Left Winger 21 Matthieu Marmier Right Back 23 Gonçalo Martins Vieira Central Back 24 Milan Jovanović Left Back 33 Gaël Tribillon Left Winger 34 Nori Ben Halima Left Back 51 Luka Sokolić Left Back 67 Ayoub Abdi Right Back 69 Maxime Discamps Left Back 89 César Almeida Goalkeeper 95 Aaron Codina Left Back
2014–2015 Team Shirt NoNationalityPlayerBirth DatePosition 1 Steeven Panchaud Goalkeeper 3 Pierrick Chelle Right Winger 6 Clement Perez Left Winger 10 Maxime Gilbert Central Back 11 Jérôme Fernandez Left Back 12 Wesley Pardin Goalkeeper 14 Jackson Pavade Right Winger 15 Danijel Anđelković Central Back 16 Cyril Dumoulin Goalkeeper 19 Nemanja Ilić Left Winger 20 Cyril Morency Left Back 22 Miha Žvižej Line Player 23 Clement Lhuillier Right Winger 25 Rémi Calvel Left Back 28 Valentin Porte Right Back 47 Jordan Bonilauri Line Player 88 Vladimir Osmajić Left Back
Former club members
Notable former players
Rémi Calvel (2010–2017) Robin Cantegrel (2021–) Philippe Debureau (1984–1986) Cyril Dumoulin (2014–2016) Rock Feliho (2012) Jérôme Fernandez (1997–1999, 2011–2015) Daouda Karaboué (2010–2013) Christophe Kempé (1996–1999, 2001–2010) Bruno Martini (1997–1998) Aymeric Minne (2013–2015) Claude Onesta (1968–1987) Wesley Pardin (2006–2017) Frédéric Perez (1994–1997) Stéphane Plantin (1994–2006) Yohann Ploquin (1998–2008) Valentin Porte (2008–2016) Seufyann Sayad (2004–2006) Cédric Sorhaindo (2010) Ayoub Abdi (2019–2024) Abdelkrim Bendjemil (1992–1998) Rabah Soudani (2005–2009) Tobias Wagner (2021–) Jef Lettens (2019–) Vitali Feshchanka (1999–2000) César Almeida (2019–2021) Erwin Feuchtmann (2021–) Luka Sokolić (2020–) Michal Brůna (2002–2003) Petr Linhart (2016–2017) Kasper Kisum (2017–2018) Damien Kabengele (2010–2013) Alexandros Vasilakis (2013) Yassine Idrissi (2016–2019) Goce Georgievski (2015–2016) Vladimir Osmajić (2013–2016) Vasko Ševaljević (2015–2017) Luc Steins (2019–2020) Alexander Buchmann (2007) Henrik Jakobsen (2018–2021) Rafał Przybylski (2017–2019) Rudi Prisăcaru (1995–2002) Miha Žvižej (2012–2016) Arnau García (2017–2020) Ángel Montoro (2013–2014) Gonzalo Pérez de Vargas (2013–2014) Salvador Puig (2011–2014) Álvaro Ruiz Sánchez (2015–2019) Ferran Solé (2016–2020) Danijel Anđelković (2010–2016) Uros Borzas (2020–2022) Nemanja Ilić (2013–) Milan Jovanović (2018–) Vladica Stojanović (2010) Andreas Cederholm (2016–2017) Fredric Pettersson (2016–2018, 2021–2024) Anouar Ayed (2004–2013) Marouen Belhadj (2009–2011)
Former coaches Seasons Coach Country 1987–2001 Claude Onesta 2001–2002 Frédéric Perez 2002–2005 Rudi Prisăcaru 2005–2009 Laurent Bezeau 2009–2011 Raphaël Geslan 2011–2014 Joël da Silva 2014–2015 Toni Garcia 2015–2021 Philippe Gardent 2021– Danijel Anđelković
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