New story, same legend!
New story, same legend!
OL Lyonnes
Club
2025
Wendie Renard reaches 500 matches played with the club. After an 18th French league title, Olympique Lyonnais Féminin becomes OL Lyonnes.
16 mai
2023
American Michele Kang becomes the majority shareholder of the club, then takes over as president of Olympique Lyonnais Féminin, succeeding Jean-Michel Aulas.
2022
Olympique Lyonnais Féminin secures its 8th UEFA Women’s Champions League title: historic!
2021
Sonia Bompastor takes over as head of the professional group and Selma Bacha joins the pro team.
2020
The club won its 9th Coupe de France, bringing the team’s total to 30 titles. Olympique Lyonnais Féminin also secured its fifth consecutive UEFA Women’s Champions League title: only Real Madrid’s men’s team has achieved this feat.
2019
OL secures its fourth consecutive UEFA Women’s Champions League title.
2018
Ada Hegerberg wins the first-ever women’s Ballon d’Or, and the team secures another UEFA Women’s Champions League title. Amandine Henry returns to the club after her first stint at Lyon between 2007 and 2016.
2017
Olympique Lyonnais Féminin wins its fourth UEFA Women’s Champions League title.
2016
After a transfer window marked by the arrival of American Alex Morgan, Olympique Lyonnais Féminin returns to the forefront of the European scene by winning another crown in the UEFA Women’s Champions League.
2014
Norwegian Ada Hegerberg arrives at Olympique Lyonnais Féminin, aged 19.
2013
The transfer window is marked by the arrival of American legend Megan Rapinoe and future OL legend, Japanese player Saki Kumagai.
2012
Olympique Lyonnais Féminin have won their second UEFA Women’s Champions League title, and the dynasty continues.
2011
Lyon secured their fifth French league title, with 22 wins in 22 matches. And the club achieved European glory with a historic first-ever UEFA Women’s Champions League title.
2010
Farid Benstiti is replaced by Patrice Lair as head coach. Future legends Eugénie Le Sommer and Amel Majri join the professional squad. Camille Abily and Sonia Bompastor make their long-awaited return.
2008
The transfer window was marked by the arrivals of Swedish player Lotta Schelin and Swiss player Lara Dickenmann. The club achieved its first-ever French Championship/French Cup double.
2007
Laura Georges, Louisa Necib, Amandine Henry and Elodie Thomis join the professional squad. The team plays in its first European Cup and wins its first French championship title.
2006
Future iconic captain Wendie Renard arrives at the club, along with legends Camille Abily and Sonia Bompastor.
2004
The Olympique Lyonnais Féminin team was founded by Jean-Michel Aulas. The team was then managed by Farid Benstiti.
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