Ulrick Eneme-Ella strengthens FR Haguenau attack after Dinan Lehon exit

Gabonese-French striker Ulrick Eneme-Ella has joined FR Haguenau from Dinan Lehon on a free transfer, giving the National 1 – Grp. A club a new centre-forward for the 2026-27 campaign.

Eneme-Ella, 25, completed the move on 18 August 2026 after leaving Dinan Lehon, who competed in National 1 – Grp. B. The transfer takes him across the two divisions, with Haguenau competing in National 1 – Grp. A.

The right-footed forward stands 1.84m tall and plays primarily through the middle. His arrival adds an established attacking option to the Haguenau squad, with his previous record including experience in French league and cup football.

Eneme-Ella made 22 appearances in National 1 – Grp. B and scored six goals. He also registered four goals in 13 National 2 appearances, while his record in the Coupe de France includes two goals from three matches.

His career statistics also include time in Premier League 2, where he made 18 appearances and scored twice, as well as involvement in the EFL Trophy. He has additionally featured in Ligue 3 and National 1 – Grp. A during his career.

Born in Sens, France, on 22 May 2001, Eneme-Ella has both Gabonese and French nationality. His background gives him a connection to French football at several levels, while his move to Haguenau represents a return to National 1 – Grp. A following his spell with Dinan Lehon.

The striker has previously appeared in youth competitions, including the OFB Jugendliga U18, where he scored four goals in 25 matches. His recorded playing history also includes Ligue 1, the Coupe de la Ligue and 2. Liga, although no appearances are listed for those competitions.

At Haguenau, Eneme-Ella will be competing in a division in which he has already had experience, having previously made seven National 1 – Grp. A appearances. The move therefore brings together his central attacking role and familiarity with France’s third-tier football structure.

FR Haguenau have secured Ulrick Eneme-Ella’s services from Dinan Lehon on a free transfer.