Rémy Labeau-Lascary Joins AJ Auxerre on Loan From RC Lens

Rémy Labeau-Lascary has officially left RC Lens to join AJ Auxerre on a season-long loan for 2026-2027, featuring an option to buy. The 23-year-old forward arrives from the Artois club to secure regular playing time in Ligue 1 following a successful loan spell at Brest.

The search for a fresh attacking spark has brought Rémy Labeau-Lascary across the French football landscape once again. L’AJA tient son nouvel attaquant ! Le club est ravi d’annoncer l’arrivée, en prêt avec option d’achat, de Rémy Labeau-Lascary. The 23-year-old forward has completed a move away from his formative club, trading the red and gold of the Racing Club de Lens for the blue and white of AJ Auxerre. L’attaquant Rémy Labeau Lascary quitte l’Artois. Il vient de s’engager avec l’AJ Auxerre. The operation brings the young attacker to Burgundy on a paid loan equipped with an option to buy. Rémy Labeau Lascary vient de s’engager avec Auxerre dans le cadre d’un prêt payant avec option d’achat.

Contract Details and the Auxerre Loan Structure

While initial club announcements confirmed a standard loan with an option to acquire his services permanently, additional reporting from MadeInFOOT reveals further financial specifications behind the transfer. Encore sous contrat avec le club artésien jusqu’au 30 juin 2028, l’attaquant guadeloupéen est prêté pour la saison 2026-2027 à l’AJ Auxerre. The purchase clause is reportedly fixed at 5 M€ and is said to become automatic in case of retention of the icaunais club in Ligue 1. Selon plusieurs sources, l’option d’achat serait fixée à 5 M€ et deviendrait automatique en cas de maintien du club icaunais en Ligue 1.

Labeau-Lascary remains legally tied to his parent club under a contract that runs until June 30, 2028. Rémy Labeau Lascary n’aura pas sa chance avec le club artésien cette saison. However, blocked from securing a primary role under the current squad configuration in Artois, the Guadeloupe native looks to accelerate his development in familiar tactical surroundings. Le Guadeloupéen devrait bénéficier d’un temps de jeu plus important en Bourgogne, notamment après le départ de Lassine Sinayoko vers le Paris FC.

Reuniting With Will Still and Stepping Into a Vacant Role

The move reunites the forward with manager Will Still. À Auxerre, Rémy Labeau Lascary retrouvera Will Still, un entraîneur qui lui avait donné sa chance à Lens, avant que l’attaquant ne soit éloigné des terrains pendant de longs mois à la suite d’une rupture du ligament croisé antérieur du genou gauche. The coach previously handed the young attacker his breakthrough moments at Lens prior to a devastating setback—a cruciate ligament rupture in his left knee that kept the player sidelined for many months following an appearance at the Stade Abbé-Deschamps.

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Auxerre moved swiftly to secure the reinforcement following the departure of Lassine Sinayoko to Paris FC. For Labeau-Lascary, the switch offers an immediate path to consistent minutes. Âgé de 23 ans, le natif des Abymes, en Guadeloupe, portera le numéro 3. The forward will wear the number 3 shirt for his new employers.

Rémy Labeau-Lascary expressed that he was very happy to join AJA, a very family-oriented and ambitious club, adding that he could not wait to rediscover Abbé Deschamps and start playing.

A Proven Track Record in Ligue 1

The young attacker arrives in Burgundy carrying valuable top-flight mileage. Rémy Labeau Lascary avait quitté son île en 2018 pour rejoindre le centre de formation de la Gaillette. Born in Les Abymes, Guadeloupe, Labeau-Lascary moved to mainland France in 2018 to enter the Gaillette training center. L’attaquant s’était révélée avec la réserve lensoise (15 buts en 41 matches) avant de signer son premier contrat professionnel (28 matches avec Lens). He built his reputation initially within the Lens reserve squad—netting 15 goals across 41 matches—before earning his first professional contract and making 28 appearances for the senior team.

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Rémy débute sa carrière professionnelle avec les Sang et Or lors de la saison 2022-2023, avant d’être prêté à Laval, en Ligue 2. A temporary stint with Laval in Laval en prêt sharpened his competitive edge before he returned to score his first two Ligue 1 goals under Will Still. De retour à Lens, il s’affirme encore un peu plus sous les ordres de Will Still et marque ses deux premiers buts en L1 avant de se blesser gravement en décembre sur la pelouse de l’Abbé Deschamps. Last season, he featured in 28 matches, scored six goals, and contributed one assist during a fruitful loan spell with Brest. Prêté la saison dernière à Brest (28 matches, 6 buts, 1 passe décisive), le joueur de 23 ans vient de faire une nouvelle fois ses valises pour rejoindre un autre pensionnaire de Ligue 1. Now fully recovered from past knee injuries, the technical, rapid, and versatile forward intends to confirm that momentum under the ambitious umbrella of l’AJA.

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