RSC Anderlecht secured the services of Enzo Sternal from Olympique Marseille for a fee of 500,000 euros, with potential bonuses potentially increasing the total to around 1 million euros. The transfer deal includes a 50% sell-on clause on any future transfer profit, which diminishes as the transfer sum rises. Marseille retained a right of first refusal, obligating Anderlecht to notify them of any offers for Sternal, giving Marseille the opportunity to make a counter-offer. Sternal was not part of the plans of Marseille's coach Roberto De Zerbi, who indicated that there are currently better players than Enzo. Sternal is eligible to make his debut for RSCA Futures this weekend.

RSC Anderlecht welcomes Enzo Sternal, a 17-year-old French youth international, who transfers from Olympique Marseille and signs a contract until 2027 with the club. He initially joins the RSCA Futures and will wear the number 28 jersey. Enzo's remarkable performances in France and his debut for Marseille's first team highlight his promising potential. The transfer was facilitated through the network of Olivier Renard.

Enzo Sternal, a 17-year-old French talent and a regular in the French national youth selections, has reportedly signed a 4.5-year contract with Anderlecht. The official announcement is pending. Sternal, who had made two appearances in Ligue 1, wanted to leave Olympique Marseille to accelerate his development, which he can achieve at Anderlecht Futures.

Enzo Sternal is reportedly on his way to RSC Anderlecht, with Olivier Renard having found an agreement with him.