“A spirit of solidarity” is what defines Courbevoie-Sport. Founded in 1955 this club embodies strong human values. It has done so for over six decades. Courbevoie-Sport believes football is more than just a sport. It is a way to unite people. It strengthens bonds within the community.
At Courbevoie-Sport camaraderie and a will to succeed unite everyone. Every member contributes to the club. Players coaches volunteers and supporters all contribute. They make it a dynamic and enriching environment. Courbevoie-Sport encourages personal growth mutual respect and team spirit. This applies both on and off the field.
With over 1200 licensed members Courbevoie-Sport is a key player in the Hauts-de-Seine department. The club offers opportunities for all ages and levels. These range from the football school to the senior team. Courbevoie-Sport invests in training young talents. The focus is on developing technical skills and character.
Courbevoie-Sport has 2 football pitches for 11 players. They are referenced as Category 5. There are 250 places in the tribune. The club also has 2 football pitches for 7 players.
The club welcomes players of all ages and levels since 1955. These range from young talents to experienced veterans. All are passionate about football. Together they form a solid team ready to face challenges and celebrate victories.
In December 2011 the club adopted a new logo. A new Committee of Direction was elected. A new website was created as well.
Many extraordinary people contribute to Courbevoie-Sport. The volunteers at the club house are of great importance. Every weekend they dedicate themselves with generosity. They offer a warm and friendly moment to everyone. Their dynamic presence strengthens the club’s spirit. It helps to make it a welcoming and family-friendly place.
Loïc Mbe Soh once played here. Now he is with Nottingham Forest in the English Premier League. Arthur Zagre also played here. He now plays for Excelsior in the Netherlands. Raïs M’Bolhi played here too. He is now with CR Belouizdad in Algeria. Abdourrahmane Barry also passed through Courbevoie-Sport. He is now with Amiens in Ligue 2 in France.
Courbevoie Sports Football has been at the heart of Hauts-de-Seine since 1955. You can find it at Stade Jean Blot 21 rue Pierre Brossolette in Courbevoie. The phone number is 01 46 67 92 66. If you’re on Instagram be sure to follow @courbevoiesportsfootball. Don’t miss any matches or highlights.