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Paris Musketeers
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The Paris Musketeers are an American football team in Paris, France, that plays in the European League of Football (ELF) in the Western Conference.

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History

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The Paris franchise was announced on 23 September 2022 via a press statement, together with the Prague Lions for the 2023 European League of Football expansion.[1] The team is owned and operated by the capital group named Les Mousquetaires de Paris and is based in Rosny-sous-Bois, east of Paris. The team name Saints, logo and colors of the franchise were unveiled on 23 January 2023.[2] At that point they were temporarily known as the Paris Football Team. On 27 February 2023, the organization announced, that the official name would be the Musketeers.[3]

The first head coach of the franchise was former Vanderbilt Commodores' defensive secondary coach Marc Mattioli.[4][5]

On 20 November 2022, a recruitment camp was held with around 240 French and international players in attendance. French nationals Mamadou Sy and Mamadou Doumbouya,[6] were selected for the team, with both having their origins from the national league champion La Courneuve Flash.[7] Further building blocks of the roster consists of the first ever franchise quarterback Zach Edwards,[8] coming from the Barcelona Dragons.

On 7 September 2024, the team made its first post-season appearance which resulted in a loss against the Vienna Vikings. Mattoli left the team to become the defensive coordinator for Kennesaw State, an American college football team following the 2024 season.[9] Former NFL head coach, Jack Del Rio, was hired on 17 January 2025, as the next head coach of the team.[10]

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Stadium

The Musketeers held their tryout at the Paris La Défense Arena with a capacity of 30,680 seats. On 13 March 2023, the franchise announced the Stade Jean Bouin in the 16th arrondissement of Paris as their home field for the 2023 season.[11][12] On 29 April 2025, the Musketeers announced their move to Stade Robert Bobin in Bondoufle as their home stadium for the 2025 season.[13]

Roster

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Paris Musketeers roster
Quarterbacks
  •  8 United States Jaylon Henderson QB

Running backs

  • 28 France Jason Bofunda
  •  7 France Nicolas Khandar
  • 21 France Jean-Charles Moukouri

Wide receivers

  • 11 France Jefferson Alexandre
  • 84 France Noa Badibanga
  •  5 France Rémi Bertellin
  • 18 France Stéphane Fortes
  • 13 France Florian Larose
  • 85 France Sirac Kougnaglo
  •  6 United States Austin Mitchell
  • 14 France Cheikhou Sow
  • 88 France Martin Teham
  • 12 France Hugo Tekedam

Tight ends

  • 89 France Liam Ward
Offensive linemen
  • 70 France Nyohor Badiane G
  • 65 Italy Jeremy Gasparro C
  • 78 France Max Gaye T
  • 70 Norway Jonas Hagerup T
  • 62 France Julien Kouakou T
  • 50 France Nabil Marzougui C
  • 76 France Elton Mendes T
  • 73 France Elyes Saoui G
  • 63 United Kingdom Lewis Thomas G
  • 75 France Laïc Vontie T

Defensive linemen

  • 17 France Randy Abandzounou DE
  • 15 United States Artis DeMarco DE
  • 99 France Willem Dendele DT
  • 45 France Jaurés Goké DE
  • 58 Samoa Lance Leota DT
  • 43 Australia Jack Loew DT
  • 97 France Averdié Mizius DT
  • 44 France Stanley Zeregbe DE
  • 95 Sweden Aslan Zetterberg DE
Linebackers
  •  4 France Digaan Gomis MLB
  • 31 France Kadel King MLB
  • 41 France Davidson Larochel OLB
  • 33 Spain Oliver Obolela
  • 35 France Paul Véritas

Defensive backs

  • 27 France Maeric Achiepi SS
  • 20 France Jordy Adjetey CB
  • 24 France Jean Aubert CB
  • 26 France Jean-Alphonse Edris
  •  2 France Souleymane Karamoko FS
  •  3 France Amir Kilani SS
  • 10 France Widmael Petion CB
  • 29 France Kevin Querido SS
  • 36 France Maxime Roger CB
  • 20 France Wadjihe Said CB

Special teams

  • 30 France Mathys Dupont K
Reserve lists
  • 72 France Wally Camara G
  • -- France Yanis Polin RB

Practice squad

  • 74 France Olivier Bordin T
  • 34 France Noe Geremias ILB
  • 19 France Sofiane Khezami LB
  • 25 France Fara Mendy FS
  • 81 France Kevin Mwamba TE
  • 59 France Bruno Ribeiro G
  • 28 France Judson Saint Louis Saintervil RB
  • 55 Mamadou Sy DT
  • 23 France Chris Voumbo RB


Rookies in italics
Roster updated July 24, 2025
4 A-import, 5 E-import, 44 homegrown
53 active, 9 practice squad

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Staff

  • Head coach/defensive coordinator – Jack Del Rio United States
  • Offensive Coordinator – Luke Del Rio United States[14]
  • Co-offensive coordinator/offensive line – John Booker United States
  • Pass game coordinator/quarterbacks/wide receivers – Maximilian Koessler Austria
  • Special teams coordinator/running backs – Jimmie Johnson III United States
  • Linebackers – Frank Blateri United States
  • Defensive line – Matthew Beeler United States
  • Tight ends – Artchill Monney France
  • Defensive backs – Arnaud Vidaller France
  • Assistant offensive line – Quentin Danès France
  • Assistant linebackers – Corentin Mingam-Piguillem France
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