The AS Saint-Étienne has an encouraging offensive dynamic this season, carried by a quality bench and an unprecedented depth of staff. The team managed to score 11 goals in 5 matches, thanks to a variety of offensive profiles able to make a difference. Built on a rotation strategy and a division of responsibilities, the offensive sector in Stéphanois no longer depends on a single player, but relies on the involvement of several attackers such as Boakye, Cardona, Davitashvili, Staasins, Old and Duffus. This diversity is a major force for ASSE, allowing it to adapt its game and maintain a high level of performance over time, a necessity to achieve the objective of the climb in Ligue 1.

Attacker Irvin Cardona recently made talk about him by participating in his first two games with the Malta team, a family opportunity that he did not hesitate to seize. Despite a contrasting start to competition with a red card in a match, Cardona was able to show her talent and commitment, attracting a warm welcome from the Maltese Federation. His choice to represent Malta is also motivated by a deep attachment to his roots and a desire to share this identity with his family. Cardona, in addition to its international involvement, is also famous in the club for its activity, its investment intelligence and its sense of purpose, contributing significantly to the offensive dynamic of the ASSE.

Eirik Horneland, the ASSE coach, can count on a prolific and dynamic attack. The season starts on a positive note, with an ability to score and create constant opportunities. Young players like Lucas Staasins and Ben Old stand out, confirming the depth of the team. Built on a solid offensive basis, the ASSE must now consolidate its defence to ensure constant performance throughout the season. The diversity of attackers and their ability to get involved in offensive actions are valuable assets for the team, enabling them to find a variety of solutions and change the game.