Fleury appoint Maxime D'Ornano to succeed David Vignes

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·17 June 2026

Fleury appoint Maxime D'Ornano to succeed David Vignes

Maxime D'Ornano, 45, has been appointed Fleury head coach, succeeding David Vignes. His deal is said to run for two years.

The club said in a statement on Tuesday that he will lead their men's first team in Ligue 3. Fleury finished fourth in National this season, four points behind second-placed Sochaux.

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Vignes left for Laval during the off-season.

D'Ornano previously coached Rouen and was dismissed by Caen in December 2025.

Across 87 matches in the French third tier, he has 29 wins, 34 draws and 24 defeats.

Source: L'Équipe

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