Kévin Cabral

Kévin Cabral joined Paris Saint-Germain's academy at the age of thirteen, alongside his twin brother Rémi, and spent five years in the club's youth ranks without ever signing a professional contract with the first team. He left in 2017 for Valenciennes, where he worked his way from the reserves into the senior squad the following year and stayed until 2021.

That spring, LA Galaxy paid around five million euros to bring him to Major League Soccer. He signed for five years, though he did not last the length of the contract at the club: in December 2022, LA Galaxy traded him to the Colorado Rapids for a package of allocation money and a sell-on fee.

Cabral's time in Colorado produced his clearest highlight to date. In 2024 he scored his first career brace in a 3–3 draw against Minnesota United, a performance that earned him Man of the Match and a place on the MLS Team of the Matchday bench. He remained with the Rapids until the summer of 2025, when he was released.

He signed for Red Star FC 93 on a free transfer at the end of August 2025, after seven years away from French football. A forward of Cape Verdean descent born in Paris, Cabral has yet to add a major team honour to his career, and has not been capped at senior international level for either France or Cape Verde.