Lyon Football Club announced the signing of Camavinga’s brother, who is a young U21 midfielder from the club’s academy. The teenager, named Jean-Baptiste Camavinga, made his debut in Ligue 1 for Lyon on October 4th against Toulouse.

Jean-Baptiste Camavinga was born on February 18th, 1997, and has been part of Lyon’s youth system since he was just eight years old. He started his career at the club’s academy and quickly progressed through its ranks. Under the guidance of coaches like Romain Gignac and Thierry Henry, Jean-Baptiste developed into one of the most promising young talents in France.

The move to Lyon marks a significant step in Jean-Baptiste’s career as it gives him the opportunity to compete at the highest level of French football. It also provides him with valuable experience playing alongside some of the best players in the country.

Lyon manager Clément Tyoma expressed excitement about having Jean-Baptiste on board. “We are delighted to have Jean-Baptiste join us in our first season back in Ligue 1. He has shown great potential and we believe he will be an important addition to our squad.”

Jean-Baptiste’s debut came in a 2-0 win over Toulouse, where he played 60 minutes. His performance was well-received by both fans and teammates. Lyon’s head coach Clément Tyoma praised his defensive work and willingness to contribute off the ball.

The signing of Jean-Baptiste Camavinga represents a positive development for Lyon’s youth system. It shows that they continue to invest in their future and provide opportunities for young talent to develop and showcase their skills. As Jean-Baptiste continues to improve, he could become an integral part of Lyon’s team in the coming seasons.