Parma is one of several clubs interested in Martín Satriano, a 24-year-old Uruguayan centre-forward currently on loan at Lyon from RC Lens. Lyon's management is considering a plan to trigger the mandatory €5 million purchase option this winter, which is conditional on the club maintaining its professional status. This would allow Lyon to become the full owner of the player immediately and then transfer him permanently without waiting for the summer. In Italy, Torino is also interested, although a transfer depends on another player's departure, and Hellas Verona has made inquiries. Parma's coach, Cuesta, is said to approve of Satriano's profile. There is also interest from Spain, with Valencia and Girona reportedly monitoring the situation. If this early purchase and subsequent sale occurs, RC Lens would receive the transfer fee sooner than expected. Satriano, who has one cap for Uruguay, has 2 goals and 1 assist in 11 Ligue 1 appearances this season. His contract with parent club RC Lens expires in June 2029, and his current Transfermarkt market value is €6.00m; he moved to Lens from Inter Milan for a reported €5 million in July 2025.