Juventus officially sends Vasilije Adzic on loan to Sassuolo, with the Italian club holding an option to make the transfer permanent. According to the agreement reported by multiple outlets, Sassuolo can sign the player outright for €12 million if they choose to exercise the buy option during the loan period. At the same time, Juventus keeps a counter-option that allows the club to bring Adzic back under specified terms, ensuring the parent club retains control over the player’s future. The deal is structured as a loan-to-transfer arrangement, combining Sassuolo’s ability to purchase Adzic with Juventus’s reserved buy-back right. The reports also indicate that, as with similar Juventus transactions, the ability for Juventus to exercise its option is subject to the contract details laid out in the agreement. Overall, the move allows Adzic to play for Sassuolo while keeping both clubs’ financial and contractual leverage aligned with their respective plans.