Le Havre AC have officially transferred winger Godson Kyeremeh to Red Star on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. The 26-year-old leaves the Norman club after just one season to play in Ligue 2 next campaign.
The club confirmed the deal in a statement, as reported by Maxifoot. "Godson Kyeremeh quitte Le Havre pour le Red Star," Le Havre Athletic Club stated simply. The transfer fee was not disclosed by the parties. Kyeremeh was signed by Le Havre from Caen in the summer of 2025.
What was Kyeremeh's record at Le Havre?
Godson Kyeremeh made fourteen appearances in all competitions wearing the sky and navy blue shirt. The Ghanaian attacker scored one goal and provided one assist during his stint. His playing time was limited in a team currently finding its rhythm in the league. Le Havre AC sit 15th in Ligue 1 with just one point from two matches, with a record of one draw and one loss. Recent form is a concern with two games without a win. The club has scored only one goal this season while conceding two, for a -1 goal difference. They are already five points behind leaders AS Monaco.
Why this departure now?
The decision to let Kyeremeh go comes while the transfer window is still open. It appears linked to tactical choices and a desire to adjust the squad. The technical staff may wish to free up a spot for another profile or rebalance the budget. The player, for his part, gets the opportunity to play more regularly at an ambitious Ligue 2 club. This sale allows Le Havre to generate funds and reduce their wage bill. Supporters can track changes to the squad on our dedicated page.
What is HAC's current situation?
Le Havre AC's immediate sporting context is delicate. The team needs to quickly regain points to distance themselves from the relegation zone. The next league fixture is scheduled for November 21, 2026, against Estac Troyes, currently in sixth place. This away trip represents a significant challenge. The full match schedule is available on our fixtures page. The objective will be to defend better, after conceding two goals in two matches, and create more chances. The live standings show the urgency of the situation for the manager's men.
Godson Kyeremeh's Havre chapter closes after one year. His Normandy adventure ends as the club must focus on its next official match, on November 21 in Troyes.
