Juventus has confirmed the loan signings of Nick Woltemade from Newcastle United and Pape Matar Sarr from Tottenham Hotspur for the upcoming season. Both players have joined on temporary deals, with Woltemade arriving on a loan that costs Juventus £3.5 million, though the club does not have the option to make the move permanent. This comes after Juventus had previously explored a potential deal for Manchester United's Joshua Zirkzee, but that move fell through as Fiorentina did not complete the transfer. Juventus believes Woltemade is a better fit and more affordable, and the loan agreement does not include the obligation-to-buy clause that Manchester United had sought with Zirkzee. In addition to Woltemade, Juventus has also secured the services of Pape Matar Sarr, a midfielder who has been on loan from Tottenham Hotspur. Sarr joined Tottenham from French club Metz in 2021 and has made over 100 appearances in the Premier League, helping the team win the Europa League in 2025. His loan move to Juventus includes an obligation-to-buy clause, which would trigger a £23.6 million purchase if specific conditions are met during the 2026-27 season. Sarr has also represented Senegal internationally, earning over 40 caps since his debut in 2021 and playing a key role in the national team's victory at the Africa Cup of Nations in 2022. His experience in both club and international football makes him a valuable addition to Juventus' midfield. The club's decision to bring in both Woltemade and Sarr reflects their strategy to strengthen their squad with experienced players on temporary deals, offering flexibility while evaluating their performance during the season. Both transfers were completed on deadline day, marking the end of the summer transfer window for Italian clubs. With these additions, Juventus aims to bolster their squad for the upcoming Serie A campaign, bringing in players who have proven themselves at the highest levels of European football.