US Créteil Handball is a French handball team based in Créteil, a suburb of Paris, that plays in the LNH Division 1.
In the late 1980's it was one of the best teams in France, where they won the French Championship and Cup in 1989 and reached the final of the EHF Cup Winners' Cup in 1989 and the semifinal of the 1990 European Cup.
Crest, colours, supporters
Naming history
NamePeriodUS Créteil Handball1964–present
Kit manufacturers
PeriodKit manufacturer 2002–2010 Asics 2010–2014 Puma 2014–2020 Kappa 2020–present Hummel
Kits
HOME
AWAY
Team
Current squad
Squad for the 2022–23 season
US Créteil HandballGoalkeepers 1 Dylan Soyez 16 Todor Jandrić Left Wingers 34 Samuel Deen Right Wingers 2 Aymeric Anzuini 3 Mario López Álvarez Line Players 6 Valentin Aman (c) 9 Ante Babić
Central Backs 8 Đorđe Đekić 19 Antoine Ferrandier 35 Lucas Ferrandier Left Backs 11 Kylian Rigault 13 Thiago Ponciano 25 Pablo Paredes Lapeña Right Backs 26 Benjamin Hallgren 37 Bruno Butorac 44 Vladyslav Dontsov
Technical staff Head coach: Fernando Barbeito Assistant coach: Dragan Počuča Assistant coach: Franck Chupin
Transfers Transfers for the 2026–27 season
Joining
Leaving Anders Lynge Hansen (GK) to Norddjurs Håndbold Mario López Álvarez (RW) to OAR BM Coruña
Transfer History
Transfers for the 2025–26 seasonJoining Danilo Radović (LB) from GWD Minden Uroš Pavlović (LP) from RK Metaloplastika Antoni Doniecki (LP) from Fenix Toulouse Handball Mihajlo Mladenović (LB) from RK Alkaloidhttps://uschb.fr/signature-de-mihajlo-mladenovic/ David Iglesias Estévez (LB) from Tremblay-en-France Handball Boïba Sissoko (LW) from USAM Nîmes Gard Louis Joseph (RB) from Istres Provence Handball
Leaving Bruno Butorac (RB) to Szigetszentmiklósi KSK Alejandro Barbeito (CB) to S.L. Benfica Rémi Leventoux (LP) to CPB Rennes Handball Valentin Aman (LP) to Limoges Handball Jason Muel (LP) to C' Chartres MHB
Results LNH Division 1: Gold: 1989 Silver: 1988, 1997, 2004 LNH Division 2: Gold: 2011, 2014 Coupe de France: Winners: 1989, 1997 Finalists: 1988, 1993, 2003 Coupe de la Ligue: Winners: 2003 Finalists: 2004, 2008 EHF Champions League: Semifinalists: 1990 EHF Cup Winners' Cup: Finalists: 1989 EHF Cup: Semifinalists: 2006 EHF Challenge Cup: Semifinalists: 2003 Double Winners (1): 1988–89
European record
Season Competition Round Club 1st leg 2nd leg Aggregate 2016–17 EHF CupR1 RK Zamet 29–32 27–24 56–56
Former club members
Notable former players
Joël Abati (1995–1997) Stéphane Cordinier (1989–1993) Hugo Descat (2007–2017) Yoann Gibelin (2017–2022) Benoît Henry (1999–2009) François-Xavier Houlet (1986–1990, 1994, 1996–1997) Erwan Siakam-Kadji (2014–2016) Guéric Kervadec (1994–1997, 2002–2010) Nicolas Lemonne (1998–2009) Patrick Lepetit (1994–1998) Frédéric Louis (1995–1998, 2000–2005) Pascal Mahé (1985–1992) Quentin Minel (2009–2016) Pierre Montorier (2011–2014) Olivier Nyokas (2009–2014) Frédéric Perez (1988–1992) Nedim Remili (2005–2016) Mickaël Robin (2016-2021) Philippe Schaaf (1989–1992) Boïba Sissoko (2002-2022) Denis Tristant (1988-1992) Belgacem Filah (2003-2004) Mohamed Mokrani (2015-2017) Salim Nedjel (2003-2004) Dejan Malinović (2014-2017) Muhamed Toromanović (2014-2018) Felipe Borges (2020-2021) Thiago Ponciano (2022-) Gustavo Rodrigues (2017-2019) Bruno Butorac (2021–) Dragan Jerković (2010–2013) Igor Kos (2006-2007) Venio Losert (2009-2010) Zlatko Saračević (1994-1995) Mate Šunjić (2013–2017) Nerijus Atajevas (2006–2012) Yassine Idrissi (2008-2009) Pepi Manaskov (1991-1993) Borko Ristovski (2014-2015) Andrzej Tłuczyński (1984–1988) Alexandru Csepreghi (2014–2018) Eremia Pîrîianu (2005–2008) Gorazd Škof (2013) Victor Alonso (2015–2018) Rafael Baena González (2012–2014) Pablo Paredes Lapeña (2021–) Mile Isaković (1988–1991) Uroš Mitrović (2009–2012) Dragan Počuča (2002–2004, 2013–2016) Ivan Stanković (2011–2014) Issam Tej (2017–2018)
Former coaches Seasons Coach Country 1989–1991 Branislav Pokrajac 1991–1992 Bernard Boutellier 1992–1993 Christophe Esparre 1993–1994 Bernard Boutellier 1994-2004 Thierry Anti 2004–2006 Jean-Luc Le Gall 2006–2008 Mile Isaković 2008–2010 David Peneau 2010–2011 Dragan Zovko 2011–2014 Benjamin Pavoni 2014–2018 Christophe Mazel 2018-2021 Pierre Montorier 2021 Christophe Esparre 2021– Fernando Barbeito
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