Paris FC have announced the signing of Aurélie Reynders from OH Louvain on a permanent deal, with the contract running until 2030. The 19-year-old Belgian international, who has earned two senior caps for her country, was named the best player and best young player in the Belgian league this past season. Reynders becomes the eighth new arrival for the Parisian club during the current transfer window.
Reynders has quickly established herself as a promising talent since joining OH Louvain in 2023, attracting attention from several clubs across Europe. According to reports, a number of teams in England and Germany expressed interest in securing her signature, but she ultimately opted for a move to the French capital. The player’s rapid development has marked her as one of Belgium’s brightest prospects in women’s football.
Paris FC’s sporting director, Gaëtane Thiney, expressed her delight at securing Reynders’s services. Thiney stated that despite interest from other prominent European clubs, Reynders chose to join Paris FC, which she described as a “source of immense pride” and a “strong signal” demonstrating the appeal of the club’s project and its reputation for developing young talent. The club is clearly investing in its future with this acquisition.
Paris FC will be hoping Reynders can make an immediate impact in Ligue 1, strengthening their squad as they aim to compete at the higher end of the table. The long-term contract suggests the club views Reynders as a key component of their plans for sustained success, and her arrival further enhances the growing reputation of the Paris FC women’s team.
