Stade Français continue to build for the long haul. The Paris club announced on Thursday the contract extension of Thibaut Motassi, a 21-year-old scrum-half, tied to the capital club until June 2030. A strong signal sent to one of the most promising members of the squad.

An extension that secures the Paris future

Stade Français are moving on the extensions front. According to Le Figaro, Thibaut Motassi is now under contract until June 2030, four extra years of stability for the young scrum-half. At just 21, the Paris player enters a new phase of his career, backed by a long-term project at the Parc des Princes.

A profile closely followed in the Top 14

Identified as one of the most eye-catching young players in the Île-de-France squad, Motassi has established himself as a serious prospect at scrum-half. Keeping him at the club illustrates Stade Français’ determination to hold on to the talents they have developed or brought early into the professional group, rather than let them go to rivals.

A deliberate policy of stability

Motassi’s extension fits into a wider logic: Stade Français are locking down their young players for the long term. By securing a 21-year-old scrum-half until 2030, the Paris club send a clear message about their ambitions to build. With this signature, Paris give themselves a reliable, lasting option in a key position.