Stade Rennais FC

A 189cm goalkeeper from France. Joined Stade Rennais FC after spells with Quevilly, Reims, Estac Troyes.

A French international goalkeeper of Congolese origin. Served as the first-choice keeper at Nottingham Forest and Lens, and was named Ligue 1's Best Goalkeeper in the 2022-23 season. Excels in shot-stopping and also has strong footwork.

A tall goalkeeper from Paris with Algerian roots. His imposing 197cm frame gives him a strong advantage in dealing with high balls. Developed at Rennes from the U15 level and signed a professional contract in 2025.

A young goalkeeper from the Clairefontaine National Football Institute with Moroccan roots. Selected for France U17 and U18 squads, combining a 194cm frame with agile reactions.

An English centre-back from Leeds United's academy. Gained experience on loan at Millwall before completing a permanent move to Toulouse in 2024. Known for his aerial strength and aggressive defending, showing leadership qualities despite his young age.

An attack-minded left-back from Douala, Cameroon. Joined Rennes from Academie des Brasseries in 2023 and made his Europa League debut within just three months. Known for his pace-driven overlapping runs.

A 185cm defender from USA. Joined Stade Rennais FC after spells with AS Roma, KVC Westerlo, FC Dallas.

A centre-back from Toulouse's academy who contributed to the club's Ligue 1 promotion. Gained Bundesliga and Champions League experience at Stuttgart. Strong in the air and in one-on-one defending, while also capable of contributing to build-up play as a modern centre-back.

A left-footed left-back who helped Nantes win the 2022 Coupe de France. Joined Rennes in the summer of 2025 via Marseille. Despite his compact build, he offers agility and accurate crossing, along with solid defensive performances.

A versatile Ghanaian international defender. Though primarily a right-back, he can also play at centre-back or left-back. Helped Clermont gain promotion and establish themselves in Ligue 1, and has surpassed 100 Ligue 1 appearances at Rennes.

A towering centre-back from Morocco's Mohammed VI Academy. At 190cm, he is strong in the air and praised for his passing sense and defensive intelligence. Scored in the U17 Africa Cup of Nations final, showing his goal threat.

A 184cm defender from Portugal. Joined Stade Rennais FC after spells with Benfica, Benfica U23.

A young defender from the club's academy who has joined the first-team squad and is gaining experience.

A Polish international right-back/wing-back. Served as a prolific crossing supplier at Lens, recording among the highest cross counts in Ligue 1. Returned to Europe via MLS side Chicago Fire, known for his attack-minded play from wide areas.

A Rennes academy product with Malian roots. A midfield dynamo combining a 188cm frame with high tactical understanding. Offers both ball-winning ability and passing quality, operating as either a holding or central midfielder. Represents France U21.

A left-footed attacker with Martinican roots. Scored the winning goal in the 2022 Coupe de France final for Nantes. A technically gifted playmaker who creates chances with his dribbling and through balls.

A Polish international left-footed attacking midfielder. Won the Eredivisie title at Feyenoord and recorded 22 goals and 30 assists in two and a half seasons at Fenerbahce. A creative playmaker with excellent shooting accuracy.

An experienced midfielder who captained both Nantes and Marseille. Despite his compact build, his intelligence and positional sense allow him to serve as the midfield orchestrator. Also captains Rennes, leading the team by example.

A veteran midfielder who won the Coupe de la Ligue at Strasbourg. His wide vision and passing sense are outstanding, and he is a game-managing playmaker who creates attacking rhythm. His record of 28 goals in 156 matches at Strasbourg demonstrates his ability to contribute to goals.

A combative midfielder who captained Saint-Etienne. Also contributed to Brest's Champions League campaign and scored a hat-trick. Has Gambian roots and dominates midfield as a box-to-box player with tenacious tackling and high work rate.

A self-made striker who worked his way up from the lower leagues. Rose through Epinal and Orleans before breaking through at Angers, earning a move to Rennes. Leads the attack with his goal-scoring instinct and tireless pressing, and has emerged as a contender in the Ligue 1 Golden Boot race.

A left-footed Jordanian international winger nicknamed 'the Messi of Jordan.' Became the first Jordanian player in a top-five European league at Montpellier. His cut-ins and dribbling are his greatest weapons, and he contributed to Jordan's runner-up finish at the 2023 Asian Cup.

A Spanish striker born in Zaragoza who moved from Sochaux's academy to Sunderland, where he scored in the Premier League. His left-footed finishing and movement into space are his strengths, and he is still only in his early twenties.

A versatile attacker with a French father and Ecuadorian mother. Scored 50 goals across Rennes' youth teams. Also performed well at the South American Championship for Ecuador U17, combining speed, physicality, and technique.

An academy-raised attacking midfielder with Gabonese roots. Comes from a footballing family — his father, uncle, siblings, and cousins are all professional players. Made his professional debut in February 2026, showing excellent technique and creative playmaking.

A left-footed winger with Martinican roots. A product of Saint-Etienne's academy who joined Rennes on loan via Montpellier and Mainz. Known for his inverted cut-ins and dribbling with changes of pace, he is a technically skilled attacker.

A Senegalese left winger who reached Le Havre via the French lower divisions and Beerschot in Belgium. Right-footed but based on the left, he cuts inside at pace.