Juventus have struck a deal with Tottenham Hotspur to bring Senegalese midfielder Pape Matar Sarr to Turin, according to transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano.

The two clubs have finalized terms for the move, which will see Sarr join the Italian giants on an initial loan basis, with an option to make the switch permanent built into the agreement.

Notably, that option is structured to convert into a mandatory obligation once certain performance or appearance-related conditions are satisfied during his time in Serie A, a common mechanism clubs use to spread the financial commitment of a transfer while still guaranteeing the move becomes permanent under the right circumstances.

Sarr has been a regular fixture in Tottenham’s midfield in recent seasons, and his departure would represent a notable squad adjustment for the North London club as they navigate the closing stages of the transfer window.

For Juventus, the addition strengthens their midfield options as they continue reshaping their squad under the current technical setup, bringing in a player known for his energy, ball-winning ability, and composure in possession.

The structure of the deal, loan with a conditional mandatory buy clause, allows both clubs a degree of flexibility, with Tottenham potentially benefiting from a guaranteed sale down the line while Juventus manage their immediate financial outlay more efficiently.

As with most deals of this nature, further specifics regarding the loan fee, the eventual permanent transfer value, and the exact conditions attached to the buy-option clause are expected to surface as both clubs move toward completing the formalities in the coming days.