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Frédéric Taquin

b. 1975

Belgian football manager (born 1975)

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Born 1975. Frédéric Taquin is a Belgian association football player and association football coach.

Frédéric Taquin (born 2 June 1975) is a Belgian football manager.

Taquin worked for Carglass while managing Sartois, earning promotion from the fourth to second division of the Belgian Provincial Leagues in Walloon Brabant, and retaining his role as manager of Villers following a merger in 2015. He was appointed at La Louvière following their re-establishment in 2017, and led them to four promotions in eight years from the national fifth tier to the Belgian Pro League, including three titles.

Early and personal life Taquin was born in Nivelles in Walloon Brabant. He has two sisters, including Caroline Taquin, mayor of Courcelles and former member of the Chamber of Representatives.

Taquin had been a youth player at Anderlecht and joined Olympic Charleroi at 16. A skiing accident ruled him out for 18 months with a knee injury, of which the effects lasted for decades.

Career Sartois / Villers Taquin began coaching at RC Sartois, a team in the fourth provincial division. He worked for 40 to 50 hours per week at Carglass while coaching two nights a week, studying coaching courses a further two nights, and leading his team at the weekend. In April 2015, his club merged with Villers Matima to make RC Villers-la-Ville, with him in charge.

La Louvière Taquin was appointed as manager of the re-established RAAL La Louvière in February 2017, being informed of the news while he watched a Bayern Munich match at the Allianz Arena. The team returned to professional football by winning the third tier in 2023–24. On 10 March 2024, in a 1–0 win away to Royal Cappellen, he was in charge of the club for the 200th time. In 2024–25, the club were promoted from the Challenger Pro League as runners-up to SV Zulte Waregem, concluding a run of four promotions in eight years and three titles.

On 26 July 2025, in La Louvière's first Belgian Pro League game since 2006, Taquin lost 2–0 at home to Standard Liège. The team gained a first victory in the third game on 10 August, 1–0 at home to Royal Charleroi via an Etienne Camara own goal; their previous win on 3 December 2005 was against the same team. On 4 October, he marked his 250th game with a goalless draw against visitors Zulte Waregem.

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Belgian football manager (born 1975)

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Frédéric Taquin was born on 2 June 1975 in Nivelles.

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Frédéric Taquin is an association football player and association football coach.

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Frédéric Taquin is Belgian.

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