Le Havre AC

A young goalkeeper from Le Havre's youth academy. He has been called up to the France U18 squad and is a talent with rich potential. Consistent positioning and shot-stopping are his main attributes.

A young goalkeeper from Le Havre's academy. He won the Golden Glove award at the 2023 U17 World Cup. He excels in reflexes and his handling of high balls is also reliable.

A veteran goalkeeper representing the DR Congo. A product of PSG's youth system, he gained extensive Ligue 2 experience with 137 appearances at Rodez. He is known for his commanding communication and positional awareness.

A tall Senegalese international goalkeeper and a member of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations-winning squad. Developed at PSG, he built his career across Portugal, Bulgaria, and Switzerland. His 197cm height is a major asset in handling aerial balls.

The younger brother of former France international goalkeeper Hugo Lloris. A centre-back whose 191cm frame gives him an advantage in aerial duels. A product of Nice's youth academy, he joined Le Havre via Auxerre and helped secure promotion from Ligue 2 to Ligue 1.

A large centre-back of Cameroonian descent who grew up at Inter Milan's Primavera academy. He joined Le Havre in 2022. His 196cm stature and physicality give him dominance in aerial duels and one-on-one defending.

A veteran right-back born in France who represents Hungary internationally. Raised at Nantes, he played across Europe at Roma, Charlton, and others before spending eight years as a key player at Fehérvár in Hungary. He also featured at EURO 2020.

A left-back from Marseille's youth system. He emerged at lower-league Martigues before joining Ligue 1 side Le Havre in 2024. His balance in attack and defence is a strength, with accurate crosses from his left foot being his main weapon.

A young defender from Le Havre's youth academy. He is a developing player working towards first-team promotion.

The younger brother of Dan-Axel Zagadou (Stuttgart) and a French youth centre-back of Ivorian descent. He became the youngest player in club history to make a Ligue 1 debut at 17. Smaller than his brother but more agile, he excels at carrying the ball forward from defence.

A young Senegalese centre-back promoted from Le Havre's U19 team. He is an exciting prospect with physical strength and composed ball handling as his key attributes.

Le Havre's captain and a Senegalese centre-back. He was appointed captain at 21, becoming one of the youngest captains in Ligue 1. He made 36 appearances contributing significantly to the Ligue 2 title and promotion. A highly rated prospect attracting attention from clubs like Manchester United.

A Moroccan-French midfielder born in Paris. Developed in Le Havre's academy, he contributed to the Ligue 2 title. At the 2024 Paris Olympics, he won a bronze medal with Morocco U23. His left-footed technique, passing sense, and ability to dictate play make him a midfield cornerstone.

A Swiss attacker of Congolese descent. A product of Young Boys' academy, he has Champions League experience against Manchester United and Villarreal. A right-footed left winger whose cut-ins and dribbling runs are his main weapons.

A central midfielder holding dual Senegalese and French nationality. A product of Sochaux's youth system, he joined Le Havre in 2023. An all-round midfielder who combines ball-winning ability with playmaking skills.

A Japan international defender/midfielder from Cerezo Osaka's academy. Originally a centre-back, his technical ability allows him to also play in a holding midfield role, earning high praise locally as a 'dual-position' player. His one-on-one defending, aerial strength, and long-range passing from both feet are his key weapons.

An experienced Moroccan international dribbler. Having played at Southampton, Lille, and Celta Vigo, his individual skill and ability to beat defenders one-on-one are his greatest assets. A right-footed left winger who specialises in cut-ins leading to shots or final passes.

A France U21 international defensive midfielder. He made his professional debut at Saint-Étienne aged 16 and won the Austrian Bundesliga at Red Bull Salzburg. He has also experienced a loan at Roma. A modern anchor characterised by his ball-winning ability and wide defensive coverage.

A young Ivorian-French midfielder developed at Le Havre's academy. A promising central player whose 185cm frame gives him physical presence and ball-winning capability.

A French central midfielder of Cameroonian descent. Born in Yaoundé, he came through PSG's youth system before developing at Le Havre's academy. A promising midfield talent continuing the tradition of Le Havre, which has produced players like Pogba and Mahrez.

A right-back from PSG's academy. He suffered an ACL injury during a loan at Bordeaux but has since recovered. His versatility to play right-back, left-back, and centre-back is his appeal. He joined Le Havre on loan from Sunderland.

A young midfielder from Montivilliers developed at Le Havre. Promoted from the U19 team, he is a promising talent whose playmaking from midfield is his main asset.

A young French midfielder of Guinean descent. Born in Conakry, he is being developed at Le Havre's academy. A player with rich potential who was promoted from the U19 team to the first-team squad.

A young midfielder from Le Havre's academy. A promising newcomer who has earned first-team promotion, he stands out for his technique and passing ability.

A French midfielder of Algerian descent. Having come through Lille's youth system and developed at Valenciennes, he joined Le Havre. He reached the final of the 2023 U17 European Championship and the subsequent U17 World Cup as a proven talent for France.

A French defensive midfielder of Congolese descent. Developed at Le Havre's academy, he made his Ligue 1 debut against Monaco in August 2025. A young anchor whose 188cm frame enables strong ball recovery and wide defensive coverage.

A Guinean international midfielder born in Nantes. After years at Nantes and a spell at Genoa, he joined Le Havre as a defensive midfielder. His 188cm frame gives him physicality in ball recovery and midfield presence. He also featured at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations.

A young Chilean international striker. After moving from Colo-Colo to Udinese, he joined Le Havre on loan. His 187cm frame and strong physicality enable effective hold-up play, combined with clinical finishing. A promising forward for Chile's future.

A French right winger of Ghanaian descent. He has 103 Ligue 2 appearances at Caen, and was named FFF Best National Hope during a loan at Annecy. His pace and dribbling from the right flank are his main assets.

A Malian international full-back. A product of Reims' academy, he joined Le Havre after three and a half seasons at Red Star. Despite his small stature, he excels in pace and work rate, playing as an attack-minded right-back.

A veteran Danish winger of Moroccan descent. He has played in the Netherlands, Russia, and MLS across his career. His left-footed technique is outstanding, with accurate crossing and dribble-based chance creation being his greatest weapons.

Tanzania's national team captain and the first Tanzanian player in Ligue 1. He has played at Aston Villa and Fenerbahçe, and won the Belgian league golden boot at Genk. Winner of the 2015 CAF African-Based Player Award. His instinct and clinical finishing in the box are his hallmarks.

A German attacker from Dortmund's youth system. After moving to Brighton, he gained English loan experience at Blackburn, Sheffield United, and Birmingham. A right-footed left winger whose cut-ins and pace-driven attacks are his main weapons.

A young striker from Le Havre's academy. He is a promising centre-forward gaining experience with the reserve team while aiming for first-team promotion.

A tall striker from Le Havre's academy. His 189cm frame enables effective hold-up play and heading. He is a highly rated prospect attracting attention from Premier League clubs including Aston Villa.

A young Le Havre forward. A promising attacking player who earned first-team registration after strong performances with the reserve team.

A Senegalese left winger. He gained experience in France's lower divisions and Belgium's Beerschot before joining Le Havre. Despite being right-footed, he primarily operates on the left flank, with cut-ins and pace being his main assets.