Steeve Mvodo Mvodo has signed his first professional contract with Stade Rennais after an excellent start to the season.
The young Cameroonian attacker impressed with a brace against Guingamp B on the first day of National 3.
His early performances convinced Rennes to secure his long-term future.
According to Pépite 237, Mvodo has extended his stay with Rennes until 2028.
The new deal marks a big step for the teenager and shows the club’s trust in his talent.
Mvodo, 18, comes from Yaoundé in Cameroon. He played mainly with the U19 team this season and quickly stood out with his sharp attacking skills.
His coaches describe him as intelligent, creative, and determined on the ball.
The young forward has an excellent left foot that delivers power and accuracy. He uses it to strike from distance and create scoring chances.
His technical control and decision-making continue to improve with each match.
After signing his professional contract, Mvodo will remain with the Rennes reserve side.
The club wants him to gain more experience and maturity before joining the Ligue 1 squad.
Rennes has a strong record of promoting youth players, and Mvodo’s rapid rise could make him the next breakthrough.
His consistency, focus, and natural ability suggest he may soon reach the first team.
This achievement highlights Rennes’ commitment to developing young African footballers.
Mvodo’s journey from the academy to a professional contract inspires other aspiring players from Cameroon.
His signing confirms that hard work and discipline bring results in competitive football.
Mvodo now enters a new phase in his career, with Rennes offering him the platform to grow and shine at the top level.
