Tom Moustier

Tom Moustier came through Olympique Marseille's academy but never made it into the club's first team, spending 2021–22 with the reserve side in National 2 before leaving France altogether. The move to Hannover 96's second string, in the German fourth tier, turned out to be the making of him: across two seasons he scored ten goals from midfield. Rot-Weiss Essen brought him up to 3. Liga level in 2024, though a metatarsal fracture soon after his arrival delayed the impact he might have made, and he settled for a single goal in sixteen league appearances that season.

In January 2026 Estrela da Amadora paid a fee reported at between €300,000 and €575,000 to bring him to Portugal, tying him down until 2028.

At international level, Moustier has stayed outside the French youth set-up entirely, never appearing for any France side from U16 to U21. His only representative football came with the Sélection Méditerranée U21 team, for whom he played three matches at the Maurice Revello Tournament in June 2023, including games against Mexico U23 and Australia U23. Portuguese media have pointed to Swedish heritage on his mother's side, though no Sweden call-up has followed.