According to L'Équipe, Frédéric Guilbert has made his contract extension with FC Nantes official, with the new agreement lasting until June 2028. He expressed that he is honored and proud to continue with FC Nantes. Guilbert, who had arrived at the club as a free agent in January after his contract with Lecce was terminated, thanked FC Nantes for their support during a difficult time. He also stated his ambition to help the club get back to the top division as soon as possible.

Frédéric Guilbert has extended his contract with FC Nantes for two years, until June 2028, with an option for a third year. Guilbert, whose previous contract was set to expire in June, chose to stay with the club despite its relegation to Ligue 2.

L'Équipe reports that Frédéric Guilbert, who is at the end of his contract at Nantes, is expected to extend his contract by two years until 2028. Guilbert arrived on a free transfer at the end of January after terminating his contract with Lecce and initially signed a six-month deal. He is expected to be part of the squad aiming for promotion to Ligue 1 next season.

According to Ouest-France, 31-year-old French right-back Frédéric Guilbert could be offered a contract extension. He joined FC Nantes on January 28, 2026, and his current contract expires on June 30, 2026. The player has one cap for France's U21 team. His current market value is €800k, according to Transfermarkt.