Adiake

Adiaké had already tried football under two names before the current club took shape — first as Tchéloué FC in 2009, then as Racing Club Adiaké — and by 2017 the project settled into Olympique Football Club d'Adiaké. Ten years in the lower divisions preceded a first entry into Ligue 2 in 2016, and the club has stayed grounded in the small town in Côte d'Ivoire's Sud-Comoé Region ever since.

The breakthrough came in the 2025–2026 season, when OFCA topped Ligue 2 Poule A with 50 points from 15 wins, five draws and six defeats, finishing ahead of Agir FC de Guibéroua. Coach Koré Fred was named the division's best coach that season. In the promotion final, a 3-3 draw with Poule B winners Yamoussoukro FC went to penalties, which Yamoussoukro won — yet OFCA still went up. In the Coupe Nationale the same year, the side got through ES Agboville, ADFCA and Stade d'Abidjan on penalties before CO Korhogo ended the run in the semi-final, 2-0.

President Atchet Bilé Jean, also first deputy mayor of Adiaké, has overseen the club's rise alongside it; among the players, forward Sonzai Bienvenu carried the goalscoring load through the promotion campaign, while academy graduate Touré Yomi Jaurès earned a move to AFAD Plateau in 2025.

Known as the Seahorses of Adiaké, the club now faces a season in Ligue 1 without a ground of its own to play it in. Its stadium in Adiaké is still under construction, so for 2026–2027 OFCA has shifted its home matches away from the town altogether, into the Stade Félix-Houphouët-Boigny in Abidjan-Plateau.