Jérémy Mounsesse, a 20-year-old Congo-France centre-back currently at Quevilly-Rouen Métropole (QRM), is being linked with a move to Portuguese side Torreense.
The defender, valued at €250k on Transfermarkt, is rumoured to be on the radar of the Liga Portugal 2 club as they assess low-cost defensive options ahead of the new season. The move is at an early stage, with the reported probability of a deal still listed as “?” and no indication yet whether it would involve a fee or a potential free-agent scenario, especially as no contract expiry date is publicly recorded for the player at QRM.
Mounsesse, who wears number 23 for QRM and stands at 1.83m, has been developing in the French third tier (Championnat National). Born in Longjumeau on 1 September 2005, he holds both Congolese and French nationality and is regarded as a right-footed, modern centre-back comfortable defending space and playing out from the back.
In his most recent outing for QRM in the Championnat National — a 1-1 draw against [opponent not specified in available data] earlier in 2026 — Mounsesse delivered a solid defensive display, helping limit clear chances and showcasing his aerial ability, even as QRM conceded late to share the points. That performance has been cited in local reports as emblematic of his growing maturity at senior level.
With his contractual situation at QRM unclear and his market value still relatively modest, a move to Torreense would represent a first venture abroad and a step up into a competitive second tier. If the transfer materialises, it could be a pivotal staging post in Mounsesse’s career, providing a broader platform to enhance his reputation and fulfil his potential in European football.
