Olympique Marseille

Olympique de Marseille Féminin — rebranded as Les Marseillaises in September 2025 — represents one of France's most iconic football institutions in the women's game. While OM's women's football history dates back to the 1920s when the club was among the pioneers of the women's game in France, the modern women's section was relaunched for the third time in the 2011-12 season. The team climbed rapidly from the lower divisions, reaching the second tier by 2014-15 and making their top-flight debut in 2016-17 with a strong fourth-place finish. OM women play their home matches at the OM Campus, an 8-hectare facility that opened in 2018 and features a 1,000-seat main stadium. The campus reflects the club's investment in developing its sections beyond the iconic Vélodrome, providing purpose-built facilities for the women's team and youth academy. The Première Ligue campaign in 2025-26 has been challenging, with OM battling to maintain their top-flight status against increasingly competitive opposition. Backed by the passionate Marseille fanbase and the resources of one of France's biggest clubs, OM Féminin carry the weight of enormous expectations. The club's rebranding as Les Marseillaises signals a renewed commitment to establishing a distinct identity for the women's programme, one that honors the city's deep footballing culture while forging a new path in the professional era of French women's football.