The latest reports on Monday indicate that Juventus and Tottenham Hotspur now have an agreement in place for the transfer of central midfielder Pape Matar Sarr, who is set to join the Bianconeri on loan with a potential obligation to buy.
Tottenham sanction Sarr sale to Juventus
According to the latest updates from Sky Sport Italia, Tottenham have now given their green light for Sarr to travel over to Italy to complete his transfer to Juventus.
Juve have moved quickly to secure the Senegal international after learning that Franck Kessie had decided to return to Atalanta rather than join Luciano Spalletti in Turin.
According to Sky, Juventnus will pay a total of €30m between the cost of the loan fee and the buy clause assuming that Sarr’s transfer is made permanent. The obligation to buy will be triggered in the event of Europa League qualification and is Sarr appears in at least 50% of the team’s matches in 2026-27.
Fabrizio Romano specifies that Juventus will pay a loan fee of €2m and that the option to buy will be for €28m.
Sarr looks likely to become Juventus’s eighth signing of the summer transfer window following the previous arrivals of Guglielmo Vicario, also from Tottenham, plus Randal Kolo Muani, Kerim Alajbegovic, Jeff Ekhator, Jhon Lucumi, Zeki Zelik and Kamil Grabara.