Russian Aleksandr Mostovoi is the last world-class star to play for Racing to this date. Also, one of the greatest goalkeepers of all times, the Paraguayan José Luis Chilavert who, known for being three times selected IFFHS World's Best Goalkeeper and his free-kick abilities, won the 2001 Coupe de France with the club. Managers Strasbourg has had 47 managers in the professional era, with the holder of the office changing 57 times. This is a record in French football only surpassed by Marseille. Gilbert Gress holds the record for the longest-serving manager at the club, both for a single spell (39 months between. 1977–80, 152 matches) and overall (75 months in three spells, 275 matches). Paul Frantz holds the record for the most spells at Racing with four (73 months overall, 227 matches). Jacky Duguépéroux is the only manager to win two trophies with the club. Current coaching staff Honours League Ligue 1 Winners: 1978–79 Ligue 2 Winners: 1976–77, 1987–88, 2016–17 Championnat National Winners: 2015–16 Championnat National 2 Winners: 2012–13 Alsace Champions Winners: 1923, 1924, 1926 Dordogne Champions Winners: 1940 Cups Coupe de France Winners: 1950–51, 1965–66, 2000–01 Coupe de la Ligue Winners: 1963–64, 1996–97, 2004–05, 2018–19 Europe UEFA Intertoto Cup Winners: 1995 Records Biggest victory: 10–0 (vs. Valenciennes, 1937–38) Biggest defeat: 0–8 (vs. Limoges, 1959–60) Biggest victory in European game: 5–0 (v. Grazer AK, 2005–06) Biggest defeat in European game: 2–10 (v. MTK Budapest, 1961–62) Record appearances: René Hauss (580; 421 in Ligue 1; between 1949 and 1969) Most consecutive appearances for the club: Dominique Dropsy (336; between 1973 and 1982) Most goals for the club: Oskar Rohr (118; between 1934 and 1939) Most goals for a single championship season at the club: Oskar Rohr (30; 1936–37) Oldest player: René Hauss (39 years, 351 days; vs. Nantes; 11 December 1966) Youngest player: Jacques Glassmann (16 years, 95 days vs. Nantes, 25 November 1978) Record attendance: 39,033, 20 November 1992, vs. Marseille Highest transfer fee paid: €5.3 million (to Sturm Graz for Mario Haas in 1999) Highest transfer fee received: €8.8 million (from Lyon for Peguy Luyindula in 2001) References Bibliography Pierre Perny, Racing 100 ans, 2006, 350 p. Ronald Hirlé, Il était une fois le Racing, Toute l'histoire du club omnisport Strasbourgeois, 1991, 176 p. External links Official website Club profile at French league Independent website Racing Club de Strasbourg Football RC Strasbourg Archive Football clubs in France Football