Martin Satriano, the Uruguayan international, has been officially loaned to Olympique Lyonnais from RC Lens. The loan deal is valued at 1 million euros, with an option for Lyon to purchase Satriano for an additional 6 million euros, including bonuses. RC Lens retains 10% of any future sell-on profit. Satriano arrived at RC Lens in August 2024 and made 7 appearances in Ligue 1.

L'Équipe reports on Martin Satriano's impending loan transfer from Lens to Lyon. Martin Satriano, a 24-year-old Uruguayan forward who is not in the plans of Pierre Sage at Lens, is set to join Lyon on loan. The deal includes an option to buy set at 5 million euros. Lyon has been looking for a second striker for several weeks and had reached an agreement with Satriano days ago. They found common ground with Lens on Saturday. Satriano is expected to arrive in Lyon on Sunday for a medical examination. Lyon will pay a small loan fee, and the purchase option is conditional.

Martin Satriano is being considered by Lyon as a replacement for a major outgoing player. Lyon is in advanced negotiations with Lens for the loan of the 24-year-old Uruguayan attacker, who previously had a promising loan spell at Brest. This move is part of Lyon's strategy to strengthen their offensive lineup.

Olympique Lyonnais has shown interest in 24-year-old Uruguayan forward Martín Satriano, who is currently contracted with RC Lens until June 2029. He had 7 appearances last season and is recovering from a ligament injury. The decision on whether OL will advance with this transfer is pending. According to Transfermarkt, his market value is estimated at €5 million.