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 31-year-old goalkeeper born in Meaux near Paris, he came through PSG's academy before spells at Toulouse and Rodez, joining Ligue 1's Le Havre in the summer of 2025. Though raised in France, he opted for his parents' homeland of DR Congo and is trusted in goal for the national team. Steady shot-stopping and assured distribution underpin his 29 caps.

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.

A Danish international right-back with Champions League experience at FC Copenhagen and Galatasaray. Despite his slight build, he excels in speed and agility. His 170cm frame belies his high-intensity pressing and accurate crossing.

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 190cm centre-back whose career has taken in Boavista in Portugal, Servette in Switzerland and Sheffield Wednesday in England. Born in 1991, he anchors the back line with height and experience.

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 defender from Scotland born in 1997, an experienced option in the back line.

A Switzerland international box-to-box midfielder. He dominates midfield with tireless work rate and dynamic driving runs. He was a key player at Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga, contributing to their Europa League runners-up finish.

A defender from Senegal.

A defensive midfielder with dual French and DR Congo nationality. His ability to use both feet equally well is a major asset, complementing his ball-winning ability. After debuting at Bordeaux, he gained over 30 appearances at Strasbourg.

A 197cm midfielder. Born in Morocco in 2002, he returned after spells at Stade de Reims, Fiorentina and Copenhagen, and uses his height and reach to defend midfield.

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.

A 179cm midfielder from France. Joined Le Havre AC after spells with Le Havre, Bourg-en-bresse 01.

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 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 midfielder from France. Joined Le Havre AC after spells with Le Havre II.

A Nigerian international centre-forward. Emerged at Sunderland before recording 16 goals and 6 assists in 38 matches at Bordeaux. Scored twice on his Fulham Premier League debut. Possesses high right-footed shooting accuracy.

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 Japanese midfielder who worked his way up through the German lower leagues with Straelen, Arminia Bielefeld and Rot-Weiss Essen. Born in 2000 and 182cm, he has spent his career in Europe.

A 188cm forward from France. Joined Le Havre AC after spells with Monaco, Amiens.

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 graduate rookie who swept the Kanto League scoring title, assist title, and MVP at Meiji University. He combines high finishing ability with tireless running and leads the team's press from the front. Despite his compact build, the quality of his off-the-ball movement and speed of decision-making allow this cerebral attacker to outfox defenders.

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

The most highly touted young forward from Lens' academy. With Ivorian roots, he has burst onto the scene with 5 Ligue 1 goals. His physicality and goalscoring instinct are outstanding, and he is a highly rated talent with reported Premier League interest.