Bryan Teixeira has left Austrian Bundesliga side LASK and is now a free agent, with his status on Transfermarkt confirmed as “Without Club” following a completed move on 2026-02-04. The 25-year-old centre-forward, who holds both Cape Verdean and French nationality, departs the Linz outfit after his contract came to an end, with no transfer fee involved. His market value is currently listed at €300k, but he is now available on a free transfer.
The switch formally records LASK as his last registered club and “Without Club” as his new team, meaning Teixeira is unattached and able to negotiate his next move independently. There is no registered end date on any new contract, underlining that this is not a transfer to another side but a confirmed exit into free agency.
Teixeira’s release comes at a time when his market value has been trending downwards from previous years. Having once been valued as high as €1.2m during his period with SK Sturm Graz and later 1.FC Magdeburg, the attacker now stands at €300k as of late 2025. The conclusion of his spell with LASK, with no fee paid and no immediate new employer, reflects that decline while simultaneously opening the door for a potentially shrewd pick-up for clubs seeking low-cost attacking depth.
Born in Melun and standing at 1.74m, Teixeira has built a career across France, Germany and Austria. After progressing through the ranks at Clermont Foot 63 – moving from the U19s to the B team and then the first team – he gained early first-team experience on a series of loans. Spells at US Concarneau and US Orléans in France provided his first senior steps before a pivotal move to Austria.
A loan from Clermont to SC Austria Lustenau, followed by a permanent transfer, saw his value rise sharply as he impressed in the Austrian system. That form earned him a move to SK Sturm Graz in the Austrian Bundesliga, where his market value peaked at over €1m and he established himself as a capable attacking option at top-flight level. In early 2024, he moved on loan to 1.FC Magdeburg in Germany before returning to Sturm Graz and subsequently joining LASK ahead of the 2025/26 campaign.
At LASK, Teixeira was registered as an attack-focused centre-forward, but the data provided does not include detailed statistics on appearances, goals, or specific match performances. Likewise, there are no recorded details on individual fixtures, scorelines or his minute-by-minute impact, limiting a precise assessment of his on-field contributions during his most recent season. What is clear is that his role in recent years has been that of a mobile attacking option in competitive European leagues, including the Austrian Bundesliga and Germany’s professional system with Magdeburg.
Internationally, Teixeira’s dual Cape Verde–France background makes his next step notable beyond club level. While the data does not confirm senior caps or current national-team involvement, his eligibility for Cape Verde and his development in France means that interest in his career trajectory comes from more than one footballing audience. However, the information available does not document specific reactions from media or supporters in either country to this latest move.
With his contract at LASK over on 2026-02-04 and no new deal registered through to a future end date, Teixeira enters a decisive phase of his career. As a free agent with experience in multiple European leagues and a current valuation of €300k, his next club choice will play a major role in determining whether he can rebuild the upward momentum he once enjoyed at Sturm Graz and Austria Lustenau, or whether this marks the beginning of a more nomadic chapter in his professional journey.
