Torino is reportedly interested in signing 24-year-old Uruguayan-Italian centre-forward Martín Satriano. The club's new sporting director, Gianluca Petrachi, is driving this interest. However, any potential transfer is conditional on the departure of Duván Zapata. Lyon, where Satriano is on loan from RC Lens, is considering activating the mandatory €5 million purchase option this winter. This option is subject to the club maintaining its professional status. The purpose of this action is to gain immediate full ownership of the player to then transfer him permanently, which would limit the club's financial losses. If this plan is executed, RC Lens would receive the transfer fee earlier than expected. In addition to Torino, Parma is also interested in signing the Uruguayan player, and Hellas Verona has made inquiries. There is also interest from Spain, where Valencia and Girona are monitoring the player. Some reports suggest that a transfer to Spain is the most plausible outcome. Satriano has one cap for Uruguay and has scored two goals and provided one assist in 11 Ligue 1 appearances this season. His permanent transfer to Lens from Inter Milan in July 2025 was for a €5 million fee. His current market value, according to Transfermarkt, is €6.00m.