The Olympique de Marseille and the Stade Brestois had shown a strong interest for Martin Satriano several seasons ago, and this interest intensified during the last summer mercato, notably following the injury of Faris Moumbagna. Despite these requests, the Uruguayan international striker finally opted for RC Lens, convinced by the artesian club’s project. His arrival, initially perceived as a quality reinforcement, was tragically interrupted from the beginning of his adventure, as the young player suffered a break in the cross ligament which removed him from the football fields for the entire season.

After a period of uncertainty, Martin Satriano’s definitive transfer from Inter Milan to RC Lens is about to materialize, thus formalizing a situation that had been in the making for some time. The operation, with a cost of around 5 million euros excluding bonuses, is conditioned by the maintenance of RC Lens in Ligue 1, a crucial goal for the club led by Will Still. This acquisition is part of a team-building approach, with RC Lens currently suffering from a lack of efficiency in addressing the goal.

With this recruitment, the Racing Club de Lens hopes to regain offensive impact in the next season. Martin Satriano, who has already demonstrated his scoring qualities during his passages in the French championship, is a valuable asset for the artesian team. Its return to competition and its integration into the collective will be crucial to achieving the club’s objectives and filling the offensive deficit that currently characterizes it.