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While the transfer window officially closed its doors on Friday evening, Stade Rennais announced a new signing.
After a disappointing start to the season and a particularly lively transfer window, the Rennes Stadium announced a new signing this week, a few days after the summer window closed. The Breton club has in fact made official the extension of its goalkeeper Gauthier Gallon.
Steve Mandanda’s understudy, the former Trojan player has signed a contract that binds him to Stade Rennais for the next 3 seasons, until June 2027. “Gauthier Gallon extends the adventure with Stade Rennais FC The goalkeeper has renewed his lease until 2027”we can read in an official press release from the club.
Rennes: Gallon is here for the long term
Gauthier Gallon did not hide his enthusiasm at the idea of staying in Rennes. “I am very happy to be able to sign up for the long term with the SRFC. I feel fulfilled at the club and I am doing everything I can to repay the trust placed in me. The goal is to continue to be there when I am called upon.”.
“Our trio with Steve and Geoffrey works very well. I try to bring my freshness and I know that I am progressing alongside them. It makes a great team to work with Oliv’ (Editor’s note: Sorin, goalkeeping coach)”concluded the goalkeeper who arrived in Rennes in 2023. A little stability after a shower of departures in the ranks of Stade Rennais.
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