Martin Satriano, an Uruguayan forward, has been considering leaving Inter throughout the summer but has yet to make a final decision regarding his future. Reports from Corriere dello Sport suggest that Marseille, under the management of Roberto De Zerbi, is interested in acquiring the player. While Marseille prefers a loan agreement with an option to buy, Inter is seeking a permanent transfer for a minimum of 6 million euros. Satriano is reportedly pleased with the prospect of moving to Marseille.

Martin Satriano was announced as a potential target for Olympique de Marseille as a replacement for Faris Moumbagna, who suffered a severe knee injury against Brest. However, Satriano is very close to joining RC Lens instead.

Olympique Marsiglia is looking to sign Martin Satriano, a 23-year-old Uruguayan forward who has returned to Inter Milan after a season-long loan at Brest, to cover for the injured Faris Moumbagna.

French club Olympique Marsiglia is interested in Martin Satriano. The player is waiting for decisive moves from OM before considering other options. Brest and Getafe are also interested but will only have a chance if the deal with OM fails.

Stade Brestois is interested in bringing Martín Satriano back after his loan spell at the club. However, no agreement has been reached yet.

Olympique de Marseille is interested in signing Martín Satriano as a reinforcement after Faris Moumbagna's injury. The club is actively seeking a new striker and has targeted Satriano, who prefers a move to OM.

Inter Milan will receive 6 million euros plus bonuses from the transfer of Satriano.

Brest is currently working on the transfer of Martin Satriano. The two clubs have reached an agreement for the permanent transfer of the 23-year-old player for an estimated amount of €7M. However, the player is not yet convinced to return.

Martin Satriano, 23, may be on the verge of departing Inter Milan for a third stint at Stade Brestois in Ligue 1, this time likely on a permanent deal. The Uruguayan forward, who rejoined Inter after a loan period at Brest, appears to be excluded from the club's technical plans, with his exit potentially funding minor acquisitions for Inter Milan. Recently, the French club, where he played not only last season but also the final six months of the 2021/22 season, has reinitiated discussions with Satriano's representatives and Inter Milan's management to explore the possibility of a permanent transfer to France for the 2001-born player, who has also earned one cap for the Uruguay national team.

Satriano, who had a stint at Brest with 6 goals and 4 assists in 36 appearances, will move in the opposite direction to Josep Martinez.

Brest is unlikely to meet Inter Milan's financial demands for Martin Satriano.

As for the attacker Martin Satriano, who is coming to terms with the fact that his future (2027) at Inter Milan is blocked. But again, it is still too early to bet on the future.