Yverdon signs former PSG striker Jean‑Kévin Augustin

Yverdon announced on July 9 2026 that it has signed 29‑year‑old French forward Jean‑Kévin Augustin on a one‑year deal to strengthen its attack. The former Paris Saint‑Germain youth product arrives after spells in Basel and Poland and already knows Swiss football.

What does the transfer mean for the squad?

The move adds top‑level experience to Yverdon’s roster. Augustin, a former French youth international, is expected to raise the goal tally, which currently stands at 75 this season. Coach Michele Valentini says the striker’s versatility will make the offensive play more fluid.

How does Augustin fit into the current team?

Yverdon sits 3rd in the Challenge League with 67 points, 20 wins, 7 draws and 9 losses from 36 games, recent form DWWLW. The side has already conceded 48 goals, a +27 goal difference. Augustin’s presence could ease defensive pressure by keeping the ball longer in the opponent’s third.

What can fans expect in the upcoming matches?

Supporters can look forward to a more attacking style, especially against direct rivals like FC Vaduz, who sit 14 points ahead at the top. Augustin is slated to make his debut in the next home fixtures at Stade Municipal, with the coaching staff hoping he will quickly adapt and improve the scoring record.

What is the long‑term outlook?

Although the contract runs only one season, a successful spell could earn Augustin a longer stay. If Yverdon reaches the top of the table, the club could reap financial rewards from a possible promotion. The signing remains a focal point as the team pushes for a top‑four finish.