Born in Paris, Mathieu Grébille joined Paris Saint-Germain Handball in 2020 after twelve seasons with Montpellier. Since first donning the Rouge & Bleu jersey, the left winger has established himself as a key member of the Parisian squad. He has contributed to the Club's five French Championship titles (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025), as well as two Coupes de France (2021, 2022) and one Trophée des Champions (2023).
Mathieu Grébille made his debut for the French national team in a Euro 2014 qualifying match against Lithuania. With Les Bleus, he has a remarkable international record, including a European Championship (2014), a World Championship (2015), a silver medal at the Rio Olympics (2016), a bronze medal at the 2019 World Championship, a silver medal at the World Championship (2023) and a bronze medal at the World Championship (2025).
"Mathieu brings stability and high standards that are essential to the balance of our team. His experience at the highest level, his knowledge of the Club and his sense of teamwork make him an important figure on a daily basis. This extension is a natural part of our desire to bank on reliable, committed players who are fully invested in the Paris Saint-Germain Handball project."
"Continuing the adventure with Paris Saint-Germain Handball is a real source of motivation. After several years with this Club, to which I am deeply attached, I feel fully invested in its project and still driven by the desire to perform at the highest level. I will put all my energy and experience at the service of the team to help the Club achieve its objectives."