Enzo Le Fée was born on 3 February 2000 in Lorient, France, and came through the academy of his hometown club. At FC Lorient he developed into one of Ligue 1's most elegant young midfielders, known for receiving under pressure, changing rhythm with one touch and playing progressive passes from central zones.
Rennes signed him in 2023 after his Lorient rise, bringing him into a club with European ambitions and a more demanding internal competition for midfield minutes. He later moved to Roma, where the tactical complexity of Italian football added another layer to his education, even if continuity was not always easy.
Sunderland then became the platform for a different phase. By May 2026 Le Fée is listed as a Sunderland midfielder in the Premier League, where his technical quality gives the team a player who can slow the match, connect defence to attack and add Ligue 1 and Serie A schooling to a squad built on intensity.
For France he has represented youth levels, including under-21 squads, but the senior midfield pool is extremely deep. His international status is therefore best described as a technical player in the wider French pathway rather than an established senior international.
Standing around 1.70 m, Le Fée is a right-footed central midfielder whose low centre of gravity, ball security and disguised passing make him a natural interior or advanced eight. His style brings to mind a lighter, more mobile version of Marco Verratti: not a direct copy, but a midfielder who wants the ball in tight spaces and changes tempo through touch.