On 15 July 2025, Paris Saint-Germain Handball announced that Noah Gaudin had signed with the capital club. It marked the homecoming of a player who had left for a successful spell abroad in Denmark five years earlier. Top scorer in the Danish league during his final season at Skjern (216 goals), the centre-half – aged 26 at the time of his arrival in Paris – was determined to make his mark on his return to France. Fifty-three matches on, that objective appears to have been achieved, Gaudin having already racked up over 100 goals across all competitions.
Before his spell in Denmark, the man from Hamelin in Germany had never scored more than 45 goals in a single Starligue campaign. He far surpassed that mark in his very first season in Rouge et Bleu, finding the net 64 times and, in the process, winning the first silverware of his career. By a twist of fate, it was exactly one year ago to the day, on 3 October 2025, that the former Aix player set his career record for goals in a single French league match, scoring eight in Paris’s victory at Coubertin against Dijon (35–27).
In addition to those 64 league goals last season, he scored 11 in 16 Champions League matches, 12 in the Coupe de France and one in the 2025 Trophée des Champions. This season, Noah Gaudin's upward trajectory has continued, with 14 goals after five Starligue matchdays, including seven against Chartres. Reaching this first milestone bodes well for the future, with many more team and individual challenges to come in the months ahead.