Spurs and Arsenal Among Four Clubs That Could Sign Newcastle's Sandro Tonali This Summer
Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali is dominating headlines this summer, despite Italy's failure to qualify for the World Cup. The 26-year-old is reportedly open to a move away from St James' Park, with several clubs circling. Tottenham are in positive talks with Tonali's camp, driven by head coach Roberto De Zerbi, who is keen to sign the player. However, the transfer fee is considered a bigger challenge for Spurs than striking a deal with Tonali himself.
Tottenham are not the only club interested in Tonali, with Arsenal also admiring the midfielder. The Gunners were previously linked with Tonali in the winter window, but Newcastle's asking price was too high. With Arsenal in the market for a midfielder, they could potentially revive their interest in Tonali this summer.
Manchester United are also seeking to strengthen their midfield, with Casemiro's departure leaving a gap in the squad. Tonali has been consistently linked with a move to Old Trafford, and his Premier League experience could be valuable. Meanwhile, Manchester City are also in the market for a midfielder, with Tonali a potential alternative to Nottingham Forest's Elliott Anderson, should they walk away from that deal due to the high price.
Tottenham are not the only club interested in Tonali, with Arsenal also admiring the midfielder. The Gunners were previously linked with Tonali in the winter window, but Newcastle's asking price was too high. With Arsenal in the market for a midfielder, they could potentially revive their interest in Tonali this summer.
Manchester United are also seeking to strengthen their midfield, with Casemiro's departure leaving a gap in the squad. Tonali has been consistently linked with a move to Old Trafford, and his Premier League experience could be valuable. Meanwhile, Manchester City are also in the market for a midfielder, with Tonali a potential alternative to Nottingham Forest's Elliott Anderson, should they walk away from that deal due to the high price.
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