Morgan Guilavogui is being linked with a return to FC St Pauli from RC Lens, with the move currently rated at a 46% probability according to data compiled on 26 December 2025.
The 27-year-old right winger, valued at €4.00m, is the subject of renewed speculation over his long-term future in Ligue 1, with Bundesliga side St Pauli again emerging as a possible destination. While no agreement has been announced and no contract terms have been disclosed, the possibility of a switch has prompted discussion over whether the Guinea and France national could yet become available on more favourable terms or even edge towards free-agent status if Lens and the player do not settle on a clear pathway.
Guilavogui’s situation is complicated by his recent movements between the two clubs. He initially joined Lens from Paris FC in 2023, before heading to St Pauli on loan in July 2024. That spell ended with a return to the French club in June 2025, followed by further registration movements between Lens and St Pauli in early July 2025. With his current contract length at Lens not specified in the available data, observers have noted that any stall in negotiations could leave the winger’s medium‑term status open to change.
Born in Ollioules on 10 March 1998, the 1.89m wide attacker has climbed steadily through French football, progressing from the youth ranks at Saint-Étienne to Sporting Club de Toulon, then Paris FC before earning his move to Lens. His market value has risen from €300,000 in 2020 to €4.00m by the end of 2025, reflecting consistent development across Ligue 2, Ligue 1 and the Bundesliga.
Comfortable on the right flank and operating predominantly on his favoured right foot, Guilavogui’s blend of physical presence and attacking versatility could appeal to a St Pauli side seeking proven top-flight experience. Should the proposed move materialise, it would mark another significant step in a career that has already spanned French and German football, and could further define his reputation at the highest level.
