French defender Maxime Soulas has signed a new contract with Sønderjyske Fodbold that runs until the summer of 2028. The 26-year-old joined the 3F Superliga club from Fremad Amager in the summer of 2021. Over four seasons, he has made 129 first-team appearances, placing him 18th on the club’s all-time list. He is six matches short of becoming the foreign player with the most appearances for the club.
Maxime Soulas: A Key Player for Sønderjyske Fodbold
According to sports director Casper Daather, the club views Soulas as a key figure in defense who has grown within the team’s environment. He has added new aspects to his game and fits the playing approach planned for 2025. The club credits him with handling challenges with professionalism and establishing himself as a prominent presence on the field.
Soulas expressed satisfaction with committing to Sønderjyske for the next three seasons. He noted that both he and the team have developed over the past four years and that the side is well positioned in the 3F Superliga. His dedication to the club and performance has made him an integral part of the team’s strategy moving forward.
The extension of Soulas’s contract signifies the club’s intent to build a solid foundation for future success in the league. With his experience and leadership, Sønderjyske Fodbold aims to enhance their competitiveness in the 3F Superliga and continue their upward trajectory. Fans of the team can look forward to watching Soulas contribute to their aspirations in the coming seasons.