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No real surprise there.... dominant season for Toulouse in the league!

Despite having my doubts as Pavon as your club captain, he has seriously proved me wrong! Top player and a superb season, congratulations buddy!

Toulouse well and truly cleaned up with awards.

What's your plans for the future?

Resign and move elsewhere or stay on?

Awesome season man, great to see you bringing the trophies home still with Toulouse!

Winning the Ligue 1 title for the second time, Toulouse performed tremendously and finished with the highest points total in the history of the competition. Toulouse battled Paris Saint-Germain for a majority of the season but finished the season nine points ahead of their title rivals.

After being underestimated by pundits over the past few years, Toulouse will head into next season with the expectation of repeating their performance while Paris Saint-Germain are likely to spend big once again in order to to become the leading side in French football.


On the back of their strong performance in the competition in the previous season, Toulouse managed to get out of the group stage once again before being eliminated by Arsenal in the Round of 16.

Despite not improving on their result in the previous year, Toulouse will be encouraged by consistently exceeding expectations placed on them by the media in achieving positive results in European football.


Toulouse failed to retain the French Cup when they were defeated 1-0 by Paris Saint-Germain in the semi-final stage of the competition.

The highlight of the French Cup campaign for Toulouse was Kelechi Iheanacho scoring four goals against FC Fleury 91.


Despite adding depth to their squad at the start of the season, Toulouse continue to struggle in the Coupe de la Ligue when they were eliminated by AS Monaco in the opening round of the competition.

The competition remains the only trophy in French football that Toulouse manager Dominique Arribage has yet to claim during his time at the club.


For the third season in a row, Toulouse won the French Champions Trophy when they defeated Paris Saint-Germain in a penalty shoot-out.

They will face Paris Saint-Germain again in the French Champions Trophy at the start of the next season after they defeated En Avant de Guingamp to claim the French Cup.


After Oscar Trejo won the award for the past three seasons, Toulouse captain Cristian Pavon has been named the Player of the Season. The 23-year-old scored 18 goals and provided 10 assists during 45 games this season.

Joining Toulouse from Boca Juniors in the 2015/16 season for €6.25 million, Pavon has proven to be incredible with the ball at his feet, making him a nightmare for opposition defences. His incredible form has been rewarded by receiving his first call up to the Argentinian national squad where he will travel to Brazil to play in the Copa America.


Showing no signs of slowing down in his ninth season with Toulouse, Wissam Ben Yedder scored 29 goals in 42 games across all competition. The 28-year-old was once again the leading goalscorer in Ligue 1, finishing equal with Edinson Cavani from Paris Saint-Germain on 25 goals but finishing with the award after playing less games.

Despite his consistent form over the course of the season, Ben Yedder has not been selected for the French national team with Remi Garde preferring the likes of Karim Benzema, Anthony Martial and Alexandre Lacazette.


For the second season in a row, M’Baye Niang has finished with the most assists for Toulouse. The 24-year-old ended the season with 17 assists, proving to be a vital player amongst the Toulouse squad by taking on opposition defences with his pace and acceleration.

Despite not yet making his international debut, Niang has been called into the French squad which is set to play Italy in the UEFA Nations League semi-final. The consistent performances from Niang has seen the likes of Juventus and Manchester United interested in his services heading into next season.


Arriving on loan from Chelsea at the start of the season, Victor Moses proved to be Mr. Fix-It during the season by filling in for Cristian Pavon, M’Baye Niang and Serge Gnarby when they were unavailable for selection.

Moses provided a constant impact whether he was starting or coming off the bench and quickly become a player to watch by scoring some fantastic goals.


Despite being captain, the 23-year-old Cristian Pavon found himself still eligible for the Young Player of the Season, winning the award for the third time. Toulouse have continued to sign young players for their first team squad this season, an investment which could prove to be very rewarding in future years.

Toulouse appear to have a number of talented players in their youth team with the side winning the French Under 19s Group 2 for the second time in four years. The squad includes players such as Hernan Lanoix, Marco Carbone and Sami Benali who are all considered to be future first team players.

A fantastic year from a fantastic manager, hopefully more success to follow next year!

Congratulations on winning Story of the Month mate!

Ben Yedder is something else, what a fantastic goalscorer! Congratulations on a fantastic league season, and on claiming Story of the Month!

#DrugsTestForBenYedder, get it trending - the man is too good!

Not often you see a centre back claim goal of the season but that is some strike from Mammana

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