Rémy Labeau Lascary
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Facing at least one month out
Labeau (undisclosed) is expected to miss at least one month due to injury, with his absence potentially extending beyond that timeframe, according to coach Will Still.
Analysis: Labeau faces an extended spell on the sidelines after establishing himself as a regular starter in Auxerre's attack early in the 2026/27 campaign. The forward has started four of the club's opening five Ligue 1 matches, accumulating 243 minutes and scoring his first goal of the season against Angers. His average of 3.3 shots per 90 minutes leads the team, highlighting his attacking involvement despite limited playing time. Labeau has featured alongside Danny Namaso and, more recently, Cameron Archer in the attacking rotation, but his absence will force coach Will Still to adjust his offensive options over the coming weeks.
Holding down attacking spot
Labeau has started four of Auxerre's first five Ligue 1 matches and scored his first goal of the season against Angers.
Analysis: Labeau has logged 243 minutes across those four appearances, operating as part of the attack alongside Danny Namaso and, more recently, Cameron Archer. His 3.3 shots per 90 minutes lead Auxerre, though he was substituted at halftime against Brest.
Scores in Auxerre debut
Labeau scored a goal off five shots (four on target) and created one chance during Saturday's 3-1 loss against Angers.
Analysis: Labeau finally made his Auxerre debut after missing the season opener against his parent club and left fans very excited with his display as he scored his team's lone goal and was their most dangerous player during the entire contest. After finally having the opportunity to enjoy a significant role with Brest last season, the attacker will hope to remain as a started in his new team as he tries to take further steps in his development as a Ligue 1 player.
Cleared to play
Labeau-Lascary will be eligible for upcoming games after being prevented from facing his parent club Lens due to a contract clause.
Analysis: Labeau-Lascary is expected to bolster Auxerre's attacking potential on the left wing after scoring five goals and one assist across 27 league appearances (12 starts) last season. The loanee will look to make an offensive impact if given the opportunity in place of Aristide Zossou going forward.
Barred from facing parent club Lens
Labeau-Lascary is unable to feature in Saturday's season opener at Lens due to a clause in his loan agreement, according to Lyonne.
Analysis: Labeau-Lascary joined Auxerre on loan with an option to buy from Lens, but as is now common practice in such deals, a clause was included preventing him from playing against his parent club this season, and he also missed the closing stretch of preseason after not being physically ready with his new team. He's set to be available again for the visit of Angers on August 29, when his return will help offset a thin attacking group that also remains without the suspended Theo Bair for this weekend's opener. Aristide Zossou is expected to lead the line in both players' absence against Lens.
Loaned to AJ Auxerre
Labeau-Lascary joined Auxerre on a paid loan with an option to buy, the club announced.
Analysis: Labeau-Lascary spent last season on loan at Brest, making 28 appearances with six goals and an assist, and now moves to another Ligue 1 side after failing to earn a role with Lens this season. He'll reunite with coach Will Still, who previously gave him his chance at Lens before a torn ACL in his left knee sidelined him for several months. The forward, who joined Lens' academy in 2018 from Guadeloupe, broke out with the reserve side before making 28 appearances for the first team, along with a previous loan spell at Laval. He is expected to see increased playing time at Auxerre, particularly following the departure of Lassine Sinayoko to Paris FC.
Back in Lens
Labeau will return to parent club Lens following the conclusion of his loan spell at Brest.
Analysis: Labeau made 27 Ligue 1 appearances including 12 starts across 1,195 minutes for Brest, contributing five goals and one assist alongside 16 chances created and 16 tackles throughout the campaign. Labeau had previously made 14 Ligue 1 starts for Lens in 2023/24, scoring two goals and providing one assist, and now heads back to the club where his future will be assessed heading into the 2026/27 season.
Takes four shots off bench
Labeau had four shots (two on target) after coming off the bench during Sunday's 1-1 draw against Angers.
Analysis: Labeau was brought in the 64th minute to replace injured Romain Del Castillo and provided a huge spark for his team's offense, posting a team high in shots attempted. The attacker was quite productive as a super this season, with five goals and an assist over 27 appearances (12 starts) and will definitely be in contention for an expanded role next term.
Available again
Labeau is an option going forward following his absence against his parent club Lens on Friday.
Analysis: Labeau made three straight starts before sitting out against Lens, but he could now be limited to a bench role due to the return of the no longer injured Mama Balde. Labeau has scored five goals and one assist over 23 Ligue 1 appearances this campaign, tying as the team's third-best scorer.
Unavailable against parent club
Labeau won't be an option for the next Ligue 1 match against Lens due to being loan-locked by his parent club, according to coach Eric Roy. "Remy, on loan from Lens, will be unavailable for the match."
Analysis: Labeau is ineligible to face his parent club in the upcoming Ligue 1 matchup due to a clause in his loan deal, but he will return for the May 3 clash against Paris FC. The forward had started the last two matches, so his absence could be felt, though the return of Mama Balde is expected to push him back into a bench role.
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