Juventus takes action for Pape Matar Sarr following the failure in the Kessié case. After an agreement in principle with the player, the Turin management sent an official offer to Tottenham in the form of a paying loan of 2 million euros, accompanied by a purchase option of 26 million euros according to Sky Italia. This will become compulsory if Juve qualifies for the Champions League and if the Senegalese midfielder plays at least half of the matches.
These amounts have been revised downwards compared to the first verbal discussions according to the Italian source. Eager to complete the file as quickly as possible after missing the Franck Kessié track, the Piedmont club is now awaiting the final green light from Spurs to be able to welcome the player in Turin. To be continued…
