Olympique de Marseille (OM) has reached an agreement with RC Lens for the transfer of Argentine defender Facundo Medina. The deal, reported to be worth 22 million euros, includes a loan with an option to buy. Medina, 25, arrived in Marseille in early July 2025 and is expected to undergo a medical examination. He signed a five-year contract and is set to compete in the UEFA Champions League with OM. Medina expressed his ambition to win titles with the club and has quickly adapted to his new environment, showing enthusiasm for the club and its supporters. This transfer marks OM's third signing of the summer transfer window, following the free transfers of CJ Egan-Riley and Angel Gomes. Angel Gomes, 24, officially joined OM on a free transfer from LOSC Lille, signing a three-year deal. Gomes has also expressed his satisfaction with the city and club atmosphere shortly after his arrival.