The spontaneous breaking of linearly realized N=1 supersymmetry implies the
existence of a pseudo-Goldstone fermion, the goldstino, and of its complex
scalar superpartner, the sgoldstino. The latter has generically sizable
tree-level couplings to Standard Model gauge bosons while its couplings to SM
fermions are suppressed. We consider a light sgoldstino, with a mass around 1
TeV, that mixes with a SM-like Higgs scalar at around 125 GeV. We show that
such a mixing can enhance the Higgs to di-photon signal rate while evading all
the relevant experimental bounds and without significantly affecting the other
decay channels.Comment: 8 pages, 6 figures and 1 tabl