RC Lens fans feel a deep disappointment after the announcement that Mathias Kvistgaarden will not join the club. Despite an initial agreement between RC Lens and Brøndby, the young Danish attacker finally opted for a signature with Noirlich, leaving the Racing offensive ambitions outstanding. Kvistgaarden, who had achieved an exceptional season with 23 goals and 7 assists, was considered a priority to strengthen the London attack and bring a new dynamism to the offensive sector.

The RC Lens had made every effort to convince the talented Danish, but the increased competition from English clubs, with more financial resources, eventually prevailed. Noirlich, a Championship club, was able to seduce Kvistgaarden by offering him an opportunity to develop overseas, despite the interest shown by other European clubs such as Celtic, Frankfurt and RC Lens. This underscores the volatility of the transfer market and the need to remain cautious in expectations.

This news is a disappointment for fans, but it also illustrates that mercato is unpredictable. The RC Lens, aware of this reality, had probably explored other tracks to satisfy Pierre Sage’s need for offensive reinforcement. The summer will therefore be full of movements and changes for the Lens club, which will now have to look to other opportunities to fill this departure.