The 2025–26 Royal Charleroi S.C. season was the club's 122nd season in existence, as well as its 14th consecutive season in the Belgian Pro League, the highest level of the Belgian football league system. Charleroi also took part in the 2025-26 Belgian Cup and the 2025-26 UEFA Conference League.
Transfers In PlayerTransferred fromFeeDateSource Ahmed Nadhir Benbouali Győri ETO FCLoan return Mehdi Boukamir PafosLoan return Oday Dabbagh AberdeenLoan return Anthony Descotte FC UtrechtLoan return Mondy Prunier Francs BorainsLoan return Youssuf Sylla Willem IILoan return Jakob Napoleon Romsaas Tromsø€2,000,000 Freddy Mbemba Versailles 78Undisclosed Antoine Colassin BeerschotUndisclosed Aurélien Scheidler FCV Dender€1,700,000 Kevin Van Den Kerkhof FC MetzLoan Jules Gaudin Paris FCUndisclosed Patrick Pflücke Mechelen€400,000 Filip Szymczak Lech PoznańLoan Lewin Blum Young BoysLoan Slobodan Stanojlović OFK BeogradUndisclosed
Out PlayerTransferred toFeeDateSource Alexis Flips AnderlechtLoan return Grejohn Kyei Standard de LiègeLoan return Daan Heymans Genk€3,000,000 Adem Zorgane Union Saint-Gilloise€4,300,000 Ahmed Nadhir Benbouali Győri ETO FCUndisclosed Oday Dabbagh Zamalek€350,000 Stelios Andreou Widzew ŁódźUndisclosed Vetle Dragsnes SK BrannUndisclosed Anthony Descotte FC VolendamLoan Nikola Štulić Lecce€5,000,000 Youssuf Sylla Jagiellonia BiałystokFree Jeremy Petris Watford€2,000,000 Freddy Mbemba GuingampLoan Mondy Prunier EupenLoan Žan Rogelj Wisła PłockLoan Slobodan Stanojlović Francs BorainsLoan
Friendlies
Competitions Overall record
Belgian Pro League Regular season
Results by round The color of the Position cell refers to being in Champions' Play-offs (green), Europe Play-offs (blue), or Relegation play-offs (red). Blank Position cells are rounds where not all teams have played the same number of matches, so a true ranking was not possible.
Matches
Europe play-offs
Belgian Cup
UEFA Conference League
Second qualifying round
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