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Spanish homegrown Elvys Nuñez strengthens Paris Lights offensive line

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The Paris Lights have added another Spanish homegrown player to their roster, signing center Elvys Nuñez thanks to the Spanish solidarity rule. With the departure of Celestin Ngimbi, Nuñez is now the only former Madrid Bravos homegrown on the Paris roster and brings five seasons of ELF experience to the offensive line.

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Five seasons of experience in the ELF

Nuñez spent the last five seasons in the European League of Football, starting on the offensive line for both the Barcelona Dragons and the Madrid Bravos. In his most recent season he was part of an offensive line that was widely regarded as one of the strongest in the ELF, a clear sign of his quality and consistency as a starting lineman.

With Nuñez on board, the Paris Lights are putting together an offensive line with solid European pedigree ahead of their debut season in 2026.

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