Pape Matar Sarr arrives for medical as Tottenham loan agreement terms revealed

Pape Matar Sarr is on the verge of sealing a move away from Tottenham Hotspur.

The 23-year-old midfielder is currently dealing with a minor injury that has kept him out of action so far this season.

He only started 13 Premier League games for Tottenham last season, as his role in the squad decreased from 2024-25.

And with Roberto De Zerbi bringing in a number of central midfielders this summer, he is now some way down the pecking order.

The Lilywhites may be prepared to say a permanent goodbye to the Senegalese international in the near future too.

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Which European side are set to sign Pape Matar Sarr?

AS Monaco had been strongly linked with signing Sarr in recent days.

However, it's not the French giants where the midfielder is heading for, rather, a different top-flight European outfit.

Italian journalist Michele De Blasis claims via X on Monday that Sarr is now in Turin to undergo a medical with Juventus.

The Serie A side are claimed to be signing the Spurs man on an initial loan deal.

But, it's reported that Juve will be obligated to purchase Sarr if certain conditions are met during his time in Italy.

So how much is that obligation fee set to be?

How much profit Tottenham set to make on Sarr

Joining Tottenham from Metz in the summer of 2021, Sky Sports News reported at the time his move set Spurs back an initial £14.6million.

Since then, he's gone on to make 141 competitive appearances for the Lilywhites, and has undoubtedly bolstered his market value.

Reporting via X on Sunday, De Blasis claims that Juventus and Tottenham have agreed to £25.6m as the permanent obligation fee.

So, it's perhaps not quite the amount of profit Tottenham would've hoped to have made, but £11m is nothing to shrug at either.