Denis Genreau (born 21 May 1999) is a professional soccer player who plays as an attacking midfielder for Spanish Segunda División club Deportivo La Coruña and the Australia national team.

[7] On 27 December 2016, Genreau made his senior club debut in a 3–3 home draw match against Perth Glory, coming on as a substitute for Anthony Caceres in the 80th minute.

He wasted no time in making an impact, contributing a goal with a well-placed lob pass to Jamie Maclaren to secure a 2–1 away win against Western United.

Genreau signed a 3-year deal, expiring in 2023, in hopes of receiving regular playing time that head coach Ante Milicic promised.

[22] On 31 December 2020, Genreau was named in the starting line-up for Macarthur's first A-League game in the club's history,[23] playing against Western Sydney Wanderers.

[24] The Bull's won 1–0 at full time with Ante Milicic giving praise to Genreau for his performance, given it was his 12th league appearance in Australia top-flight.

[26] Established as a regular during the season, Genreau would help his side reach 4th place in the league, but missed out on A-League Finals Series due to international duty.

[31] On 14 August 2021, Genreau made his club debut against SC Bastia in Ligue 2, coming on as a substitute for Stijn Spierings in a 1–0 home win.

[32] During an away match with USL Dunkerque, Genreau received a knock to the face that caused his front teeth to buckle, making it difficult for him to close his mouth properly.

[33] Genreau started becoming a regular starter for the club after impressing in multiple games off the bench with his stamina and versatility under Philippe Montanier's system.

[41] However, frequent injuries from pubalgia led to Genreau making appearances off the bench more and eventually relegated to the reserve side to earn playing time.

[42] Eventually impressing from his performance in the reserves and during training, Philippe Montanier promoted Genreau to a starting position in light of Brecht Dejaegere absence with the first team.

[44] On 30 April, Genreau was an unused substitute in Toulouse's Coupe de France win over Nantes and earned his second trophy with the club despite not making an appearance during the cup campaign.