1.96 meters under the height, 23 years old, a past already full of four full seasons in National 2, in Angoulême after three exercises in Poissy, Dylan Maga has just signed a two-year contract with an optional third in favor of the CCF . This big fellow evolves in the center of defense. “He will be our youthful touch in the central axis with, I hope, another player, him more experienced, Kevin Malaga from Cholet (Nat),” said Gérard Soler, president of C’Chartres Football.
Two defensive towers
Dylan Maga, trained in Sannois, went through the young people of PSG before landing in Poissy and then in the capital of the comic strip. He will be called upon to replace another “great” Geoffrey Marie-Louise who finally left for FC Tours (Nat 2).
More extensions expected at C’Chartres Football
The Chartrain defense was visibly strengthened before attacking a new season in National 2.
Maybe that’s what we missed at times this year, we lacked calm and lucidity.
Kader Chehida (General manager of C’Chartres Football)
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“Perhaps that is what we lacked at times this year, we lacked calm and lucidity,” agrees Kader Chehida, general manager of CCF. The other defensive recruit arrives on the banks of the Eure with a big CV, maybe the big one that the CCF has known … on the field ?! Kevin Malaga has nearly 100 matches in National, Cholet and Pau, some matches in Ligue 1 with Nice or Auxerre at the start of his career.
Soler: “He caught our eye”
“At 32, he will bring us all his experience in the defensive sector, but not only that! In addition to his presence on the axis, the ex-pro should bring much more. “He has a natural leadership, he is a boy of great value who plans to be long term. He’s a real soldier on a team, a real defender at heart. He will be with us for two years with an optional third season, ”adds the CCF general manager.
Discover Anthony Rogie, C’Chartres Football rookie
Another reinforcement announced this Thursday of the Ascension, the midfielder of Poissy (N2), Mehdi Haddadou who had an experience of several years beyond Quiévrain including a season in U19 at St-Trieden (Belgium) before returning to France via Versailles then Poissy where his brother Sabri also plays in the first team. “He is an attacking midfielder, a versatile player who is capable of playing in n. 8 or n.10, behind an attacker or in the left hall. He had scored the first goal when Poissy came before the break (2-2), he had caught our eye, “continues the President. The future ex-Pisciacais signed a one-year contract with an option in the event of a National climb. The landing against which C’Chartres tripped twice under the Jean-Guy Wallemme era.
Hervé Paraut
movements at C’Chartres Football
They arrive : Anthony Rogie (mil./FC Rouen / N2), Anthony Menard (def. / Sannois-St-Gratien / N2), Dylan Maga (def. / Angoulême / N2), Mehdi Haddadou (mil./Poissy/N2), Kevin Malaga (def. / Cholet / N2) …
They leave : Jean-Guy Wallemme (entr./Fréjus/N2), Geoffrey Marie-Louise (def. / FC Tours / N2), Hamet Coulibaly (def. /?), Nestor Kodjia (def. /?), Malhory Noc (mil. / Boulogne / Nat), Ugo Castro (def. /?), Pierre Pérou (def. /?), Mahédine Mouzaoui (mil./?), Pierre Ouvry (gard./?)…
They stay : Kévin Crépel (gard.), Pape Barry (gard.), Arnaud Archimbaud (def.), Nicolas Palbrois (def.), Hamjatou Soukouna (def.), Sekou Fofana (def.), Aurélien Gazeau (mil.), Mourad Louzif (mil.), Pierre Picot (mil.), Erwan Colas (mil.), Ludovic Fardin (mil.), Dylan Daoud (att.), Steven Papin (att.), Sébastien Persico (att.).
They reflect : Amadi Konaté (def.) Kapit Dojco (att.)
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