The Paris Musketeers have signed one of the most promising European prospects from the college realm. With Jordan Genmark Heath, a Swedish linebacker joins the team. Genmark Heath started his career in Sweden, even being the youngest QB to play and win a game for the U19 Swedish National Team. As a 13-year-old in Stockholm, Genmark Heath quickly became obsessed with American football.

After joining Notre Dame in 2017, he slowly showed high potential - especially on special teams. Tying the record for most tackles on special teams after kick-offs, he finished his collegiate tenure with the Fighting Irish in 2020. For his Masters, he transferred to play for the UCLA, playing 12 out of 12 games. Being a part of Kansas City Chiefs rookie mini-camp in 2022, he then joined the Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL) and Philadelphia Stars (USFL). The 26-year-old is set to expand the linebacking-corps of the Musketeers as soon as the season starts. With 1.89 m and 105 kg, he joins players like Dauson Dales or Digaan Gomis.