Dijon Info

Coach

Nenad Markovic, who had been with the club since summer 2021, was "suspended" on December 14, 2023, and is claiming over 400,000 euros from JDA Dijon in the Labor Court. He was replaced by Laurent Legname as head coach, assisted by Vincent Dumestre, Keny Foreau and Elise Prodhomme.

Budget

For the 2024/2025 season, Dijon has a projected budget of €6.4M (up 3% from €6.2M last year), making it the 7th largest budget among the 16 Betclic Elite clubs (as per DNCCGCP communication on October 22, 2024).

For the 2023/2024 season, Dijon had a projected budget of €6.2M (up 12% from €5.6M last year), ranking as the 7th largest budget among the 18 Betclic Elite clubs (as per DNCCGCP communication on October 12, 2023).

Training Center

Dijon's training center, established in 1982, includes two teams competing in French championships (U18 and U21). The facility is managed by Fabien Romeyer and is linked to the SASP.

With daily or twice-daily training sessions, technical and tactical preparation is provided by experienced state-certified coaches. Physical training is handled by physical trainers from the Dijon Performance Expertise Center. Players are monitored by the club's physician.

• Winner of the 2024 French Cup (83-70 victory in final against Strasbourg)
• French League Runner-up 2021 (0-1 in final against Asvel)
• Winner of the 2020 Leaders Cup (77-69 victory in final against ASVEL)
• Winner of the 2004 As Week (62-60 victory in final against Le Mans)

• Rasheed Sulaimon: 2020 Leaders Cup MVP
• David Holston: MVP 2018-2019 (Pro A)
• Tony Dobbins: Defender of the Year 2013/2014 (Pro A)
• Willem Laure: Best Young Player 1997/1998 (Pro A)