The RC Lens has just sealed the arrival of Mamadou Sangaré, a young midfielder from Mali, within its workforce. This signature, confirmed by sources such as Foot Mercato and Sky Sport Austria, represents a significant reinforcement for the Lens midfielder. Sangaré, 23, is a product of Red Bull’s famous training centre, known for training athletic and technically sharpened players. His arrival is part of the club’s strategy to strengthen his game, a priority that coach Pierre Sage and his team have been posting for several weeks. The player’s profile recalls Seydou Keïta, a talented Malian background who scored the RC Lens between 2002 and 2007.

Sangaré is a versatile central medium capable of evolving effectively in a box-to-box system. It has a solid technique, especially in small spaces, combined with high defensive efficiency. It excels in ball recovery and forward progressions, and is also able to create dangerous opportunities for the opponent. Although he has never moved outside the Austrian championship, RC Lens expects a period of adjustment for the player, which will have to adjust to the requirements of League 1. Its volume, intensity and versatility should quickly seduce Pierre Sage.

This recruitment is part of RC Lens’s policy to build on young talent with high development and resale potential. The club wants to remain competitive in Ligue 1 while preparing the future with dynamic and adaptable profiles. With Mamadou Sangaré’s undeniable potential, the RC Lens hopes to achieve a significant increase in value in the medium term. Its arrival should be formalized in the coming days, strengthening a key sector of the Lens game and promising new opportunities for the club.