Contract extension confirmed

Laciné Megnan-Pavé, a 16-year-old forward for Montpellier, has signed a new contract with the club that will keep him until 2029, ending rumors he might move to Paris Saint-Germain this summer. The player, who has been with Montpellier since he was six years old, previously signed his first professional contract in February 2023 at age 15, becoming the youngest in the club's history to do so.

Early success on the pitch

Megan-Pavé started the current season with a historic debut, scoring in his Ligue 2 match against Dijon, which ended in a 1-1 draw. This made him both the youngest player and the youngest goalscorer in Montpellier's history. He added to his tally recently with a goal in the 0-3 win against Rodez.

Player's thoughts on the extension

The player described the contract extension as a reflection of the club's belief in his potential and said it made him happy. In a statement on the club's website, he said the club's officials approached him about the deal, and he immediately accepted without hesitation. He emphasized how the club's confidence in him influenced his decision to stay.

Memorable debut and team spirit

Megan-Pavé recalled his debut at the Stade de La Mosson against Dijon as a dream come true. He mentioned the support from the fans and the strong sense of unity within the team. He noted that the younger players are guided by more experienced teammates and expressed hope that the team will achieve great success together.