ASSE Mercato: New Signings Confirmed – Horneland Approves!

ASSE recently announced the contract extension of Kevin Pedro until 2030 as well as the signing of a first professional contract for Paul Eymard. Eirik Horneland is over the moon.

ASSE formalized two strong internal movements with the extension of Kevin Pedro’s contract until 2030 and the signing of a first professional contract for Paul Eymard. Two strategic decisions which confirm the club’s desire to fully focus on its youth. An announcement greeted with overflowing enthusiasm by Eirik Horneland.

Horneland conquered by the youth of Saint-Etienne

For him, it is much more than a simple administrative formality. “It’s fantastic for the club,” he declared on the official ASSE website. From my position but also for these players. The extension of their contract is good news for the club, for the coach that I am and also for these players. They are in a club where they can grow and express themselves. » A clear, assertive speech, which is in line with the current ASSE guideline. And Horneland sees the bigger picture. Much wider. “It doesn’t stop with them, we also have Luan (Gadegbeku) and Nadir (El Jamali) who are in this position, who have a great future ahead of them. It is a pleasure to work with them on a daily basis. »

An ASSE under construction

Beyond individualities, it is the overall project that appeals to the Norwegian technician. ASSE is patiently shaping a young, balanced and promising squad. “From my point of view, the club is really building an interesting team with a good mix of ages of different players. The average age is rather low but I see a lot of good things for the future. I think they are in the right place. » A strong message sent to supporters, often impatient, but invited to look a little further than the short term.

Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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