The 29-year-old USA international has become part of Paul Gustard’s front-row rotation.

Stade Francais announced the news on Tuesday evening in a video posted on social media: Jack Iscaro has signed a three-year extension. The 29-year-old USA loosehead will stay in Paris until the end of the 2029-30 season.

From injury cover to regular starter

Signed as a medical joker a year ago, Iscaro quickly settled into the squad. He made 11 Top 14 appearances last season, scoring two tries, and has already played four matches this season, three of them as a starter according to Rugby365. Before crossing the Atlantic, he spent five seasons in Major League Rugby with Old Glory DC, making 75 appearances. In July he also played three matches for the United States in the Nations Championship.

The extension comes with Stade Francais ninth in the Top 14 after seven rounds, on 14 points with three wins and four defeats. The Paris club also opened their Champions Cup campaign with a defeat.

Key figures

2030 end of new contract

11 Top 14 appearances in 2025-26 (2 tries)

75 MLR appearances for Old Glory DC

Félix Lapoussière
Journaliste