Bula FC signs Auvray

Bula FC has announced the signing of French-born Kaile Auvray.

He is the son of Bula FC and national head coach Stéphane Auvray.

The 21-year-old is one of the six foreign signing which the club is limited to, where three should be from the Oceania region and three from outside Oceania.

Auvray is a player who has already tested himself against some of the biggest names in world football including Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez, Alphonso Davies, Leon Bailey, Michail Antonio, Jordi Alba, and Jonathan David.

Raised in the United States, he began playing football at the age of five and grew up with a ball constantly at his feet, making the game a natural part of his life from an early age.

A wide attacking player by trade, he has developed through elite football environments across multiple countries, starting in the LOSC Lille Academy in France before continuing his development at Sporting Kansas City Academy in the United States.

His professional journey has taken him across the Americas and the Caribbean, including a successful spell with Cavaliers SC in Jamaica, where he won the Jamaica Premier League title, lifted the Caribbean Cup, and featured in the CONCACAF Champions Cup including a high-profile appearance against Inter Miami.

He has also spent time with Columbus Crew in Major League Soccer, gaining further experience at the top professional level.

Internationally, Auvray boasts an impressive résumé, having represented France at U-17 level, the United States at U-16 level, and most recently Trinidad and Tobago’s senior national team.

With Trinidad and Tobago, he has featured in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, the 2023 CONCACAF Gold Cup, and the 2024 Copa América playoffs, working under legendary former Manchester United striker and current national team coach Dwight Yorke.

Auvray to Bula FC Media he was happy to be joining the club and is looking forward to playing in front of the supporters in the OFC Pro League. He added he was excited for the opportunity and ready to give everything for the badge.