Jean-Luc Vannuchi

Jean-Luc Vannuchi
Personal information
Full name	Jean-Luc Vannuchi
Date of birth	(1970-09-13) 13 September 1970
Place of birth	Marseille, France
Height	1.82 m (5 ft 11 ¹⁄₂ in)
Playing position	Defender
Club information
Current team	Gazélec Ajaccio (manager)
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1990–1996	Nice	67	(1)
1996–1998	Guingamp	37	(0)
1998–2000	Cannes	55	(0)
2000–2004	Nîmes	67	(0)
Total		226	(1)
Teams managed
2005–2007	Nîmes B
2007–2008	Nîmes
2009–2011	Paris FC
2012–2014	Martigues
2014–2016	Auxerre
2016–	Gazélec Ajaccio
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Jean-Luc Vannuchi (born 13 September 1970) is a French former professional footballer who played as a defender. He is currently the manager of Ligue 2 side Gazélec Ajaccio. Vannuchi started his career with Nice, where he was part of the team that won Ligue 2 in 1994. He went on to play for Guingamp, Cannes and Nîmes before retiring in 2004.

In the 1997 Coupe de France Final, Vannuchi came on as a substitute for Guingamp but was on the losing side as his former club Nice won the match in a penalty shootout. Following his retirement from playing, he took up coaching and was appointed as manager of Nîmes B in 2005. Two years later, Vannuchi took charge of the Nîmes senior team but left the club in December 2008. He was hired as manager of Paris FC in the summer of 2009 and spent two seasons with the Championnat National side. In February 2012, Vannuchi joined National club Martigues following the departure of Jérôme Erceau. In March 2014 he replaced Bernard Casoni as manager of AJ Auxerre.

References

Jean-Luc Vannuchi profile at footballdatabase.eu

Nîmes Olympique – managers

Ward (1937–39)
Kohut (1939–40)
Gébelin (1940–42)
Gabrillargues (1942–46)
Dedieu (1946–48)
Pibarot (1948–55)
Firoud (1955–64)
Pibarot (1964–1967)
Rouvière (1967)
Tomazover (1967–69)
Firoud (1969–78)
Noël (1978–82)
Barlaguet (1982–84)
Domingo (1984–86)
Nygaard (1986–87)
Sérafin (1987–88)
Boissier (1988–90)
Roméo (1990–91)
Girard (1991–92)
Lavagne (1992–93)
Mézy (1993)
Exbrayat (1993–94)
Skoblar (1994)
Girard (1994)
Barlaguet (1994–96)
Mosca (1996–98)
Delmas (1998–2000)
Bathenay (2000–01)
Boissier (2001–02)
Brisson (2002–03)
Champ (2003)
Ollé-Nicolle (2003–05)
Brouard (2005–07)
Fournier (2007)
Vannuchi (2008)
Cavalli (2008–2010)
Tosi (2010–11)
Froger (2011–12)
Zvunka (2012–13)
Marsiglia (2013–14)
Pasqualetti (2014–15)
Blaquart (2015–)

Paris FC – managers

Hon (1971–72)
Djorkaeff^c (1972–73)
Dalla Cieca (1973–76)
Vicot (1976–79)
Lemerre (1979–81)
Muro (1981–83)
Rabat (1983–84)
Lechantre (1987–92)
Velud (1992)
Onnis (1992–95)
Velud (1995–99)
Carayon (1999)
Buigues (1999–2002)
Lemaître (2002–04)
Parizon (2004)
Popp^c (2004–05)
Pilorget (2005–07)
Wallemme (2007–08)
Pilorget (2008–09)
Vannuchi (2009–11)
Mboma (2011–12)
Guillou (2012)
Monier (2012–13)
Diamé (2013)
Taine (2013–15)
Renaud (2015)
Vasseur (2015–)

AJ Auxerre – managers

Grosjean (1946–47)
Pastel (1947–48)
Boulard (1948–49)
Boulard & Bruneau (1949–50)
Hatz (1950–52)
Olivier (1952–53)
Pignault (1953–55)
Meunier (1955–56)
Boulard (1956–58)
Holmann (1958–59)
Di Orio (1959–61)
Roux (1961–62)
Chevalier & Gagneux (1962–64)
Roux (1964–2000)
Rolland (2000–01)
Roux (2001)
Fiard (2001–02)
Roux (2002–05)
Santini (2005–06)
Fernandez (2006–11)
Fournier (2011–12)
Wallemme (2012)
Casoni (2012–14)
Vannuchi (2014–16)
Moldovan (2016)
Daury (2016–)

Gazélec Ajaccio – current squad

1 Maury 2 Larbi 4 Hountondji 5 Bréchet 6 Ducourtioux 7 Romain 8 Lemoigne 9 Court 10 Boujedra 11 Maah 13 Alessandri 15 Campanini 16 Fogacci 17 Mulumba 18 Youga 20 Poggi (c) 21 Cissé 22 Mombris 23 M'Changama 24 Tshibumbu 25 Diedhiou 26 Mahon de Monaghan 27 Biancardini 28 Defranchi 29 Clerc 30 Elana Manager: Vannuchi

Ligue 2 managers

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