Le Havre AC confirms signing of Marie Petiteau
Le Havre AC announced on Tuesday the arrival of 24-year-old goalkeeper Marie Petiteau from Montpellier. Free from any contract since her departure from the Hérault club in early July, the young player signs with the Normandy club for the 2026-2027 season. Le Havre AC, currently 6th in Ligue 1 with 0 points after 0 matches played this season, thus strengthens its squad for the new campaign.
Who is Marie Petiteau?
Marie Petiteau joined Montpellier in 2020, at the age of 18, from Girondins de Bordeaux. During her time at MHSC Féminines, she experienced several key stages in her career, including a two-season loan to US Saint-Malo where she gained valuable playing time. She was also called up to the French Women's National Team, marking her rise in women's football.
Why is this signing important for Le Havre AC?
The arrival of Marie Petiteau fits into an ambitious recruitment policy for Le Havre AC. The Normandy club, which has yet to score or concede any goals this season, is looking to strengthen its defensive line. This signing shows the club's desire to position itself as a major player in Ligue 1 Féminine.
What are the next steps for Le Havre AC?
The Havre squad is currently preparing for the new season. A training camp in Basse-Normandie is scheduled from August 3 to 7, with a friendly match against newly promoted US Saint-Malo. Two other friendlies are planned, against Nantes on July 25 and Roubaix-Wervicq on July 29. With this new signing, Le Havre AC is showing its ambitions to confirm its presence in the top flight next season.
