Élie Baup

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Élie Baup (born March 17, 1955 in Saint-Gaudens) is a former French football player and now a manager.

He won the French championship with the FC Girondins de Bordeaux in 1999. Fired in October 2003 by the president Jean-Louis Triaud, Baup signed for AS Saint-Étienne in 2004 with one of his favourite player: Pascal Feindouno. He is currently manager of Toulouse.


Toulouse FC - Current Squad

2 Fofana | 3 Congré | 4 Arribagé | 5 Mathieu | 6 Fabinho | 7 Mansaré | 8 Batlles | 9 Elmander | 10 Bergougnoux | 11 Santos | 12 Aubey | 13 Ebondo | 14 Sirieix | 15 Akpa Akpro | 16 Douchez | 17 Bonnet | 18 Robic | 19 Taïder | 20 Emana | 21 Camara | 22 Pentecôte | 23 Constant | 25 Dieuze | 26 Fořt | 30 Benvegnu | Manager: Baup
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