Fabrizio Romano reported that Spurs are prepared to compete with Arsenal for Sandro Tonali.

Sandro Tonali reportedly favours a return to AC Milan if he leaves Newcastle United this summer, which is described as a potential obstacle for Arsenal. Newcastle's position is strong because, according to Sky Sports, Tonali's contract had been extended until 2029 and includes an option for another year.

According to The Telegraph, Arsenal are potentially closer to signing Sandro Tonali, as Newcastle United have identified AS Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara as a midfield replacement. The Times reports that Tonali is also a player of interest for Arsenal, because manager Mikel Arteta wants to improve his team by signing a midfielder who can play as both a No. 6 and a No. 8.

According to The i Paper, Newcastle United have identified Udinese midfielder Arthur Atta as a potential replacement for Sandro Tonali. The i Paper reports that Newcastle are planning a move for Atta, who has a reported asking price of €30m (£26m), in the event that Tonali leaves the club this summer. Tonali is being monitored by the Gunners hierarchy ahead of the summer transfer window, according to The Times. A separate report in The Athletic claims the midfielder is valued at €115m (£100m).

Sandro Tonali is being considered by Arsenal, but the club prefer the younger Fernandes.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Newcastle asks for 115 million euros to let Sandro Tonali leave, and Arsenal would be prepared to meet the club's demands.

Arsenal are in contact with Newcastle's Sandro Tonali, according to Fabrizio Romano.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Arsenal have a concrete interest in Sandro Tonali.

A report from The Times claims Arsenal are considering Newcastle United's Sandro Tonali, West Ham United's Mateus Fernandes and Lille's Ayyoub Bouaddi as they seek to strengthen in midfield this summer.

Italian media reported that Arsenal have started talks for a deal involving Sandro Tonali, and that manager Mikel Arteta and sporting director Andrea Berta are both reportedly interested in adding the midfielder to their squad. However, Lee Ryder, the Chief Newcastle United writer at Chronicle, reported that sources at Arsenal informed him that the club is not in talks for Tonali. On May 25, Ryder wrote on X that sources at the club have downplayed reports of talks between Arsenal and Sandro Tonali's representatives. Ryder also reported that a midfielder is not Arsenal's priority and that Newcastle would only sell a player according to their own terms. Separately, on May 30, TEAMtalk’s transfer correspondent, Fraser Fletcher, reported that Arsenal continue to be interested in signing Tonali in the summer of 2026. At that time, sources informed TEAMtalk that Arsenal have a very strong interest in signing the player.

According to Tuttomercato, Arsenal have a renewed interest in Sandro Tonali from Newcastle. The midfielder's name was mentioned in January, but the timing made a deal impossible. In recent days, Arsenal's first inquiries have restarted to sign Tonali. The two clubs are in contact to understand the financial details of the possible deal.

The Italian website TuttoJuve reports that Sandro Tonali is one of Arsenal’s top targets and that the Italy international wants to leave St James’ Park in the summer. Arsenal are interested in taking Tonali from Newcastle United. The report claims that both Arsenal and Manchester United have been informed of the financial demands to begin negotiations, and that Newcastle has set an asking price of €80m (£69m). However, the management is said to have no intention of selling the Italian midfielder. The midfielder is considered one of the best in the Premier League. Newcastle are aware that offers from Arsenal and Manchester United could create an auction capable of further increasing the deal's value.

Arsenal were keen on signing Sandro Tonali from Newcastle on the final day of the winter transfer window, and manager Mikel Arteta’s interest in the midfielder has not faded. Fraser Fletcher reported on March 30 that Arsenal were very serious about a summer deal for Tonali in 2026. Fletcher also reported that Arteta regards the Italian as a valuable option to strengthen a midfield that includes Declan Rice, Martin Zubimendi and Martin Odegaard. Arsenal’s interest is said to be greater than has been publicly reported. Sources have reportedly indicated that the club has a strong desire to sign the Italian player. The Italian news outlet TuttoJuve has reported that Arsenal are still interested in Tonali and that Arteta sees the Italian as a perfect addition to the midfield who would add intensity, balance, and leadership. TEAMtalk understands that the Newcastle player would prefer a move to Italy.

Newcastle United are reportedly ready to sell Sandro Tonali during the upcoming summer transfer window to raise funds before the start of next season. Italian publication Corriere della Sera claims that a change in position has been made, with Newcastle now placing Tonali up for sale amid significant interest from both Arsenal and Manchester United. FootballTransfers revealed earlier this year that Tonali is one of Arsenal's top midfield targets for the summer, with the club ready to pursue a deal. Arsenal are also monitoring his situation at Newcastle.

According to Tuttomercato, Sandro Tonali is considering a club change following a disappointing season at Newcastle and the possibility of a season without European competitions. The same source indicates that Newcastle might approve his transfer request in the summer, but only for an offer between 90 and 100 million euros. A contract valued at 9 to 10 million euros per year would also be necessary. The player's agent has stated that the focus remains on the Premier League, where at least three to four clubs could afford such a transfer. Arsenal is mentioned as a club to monitor at this time.

According to FootballTransfers, Newcastle United's Sandro Tonali is currently Mikel Arteta’s preferred midfield signing this summer.

Fabrizio Romano stated that Arsenal are interested in Sandro Tonali, but currently, the club has not initiated a process to sign him.

An exclusive report from FootballTransfers states that Arsenal are looking to finalise deals this summer for three Newcastle United players: Valentino Livramento, Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon.

A report from Team Talk states that sources have indicated Sandro Tonali is giving priority to a move back to his homeland, and is turning away from interest from Arsenal and Chelsea.

Sandro Tonali insists he is ignoring transfer speculation that strongly links him with Arsenal.

The i Paper reports that Newcastle United are prepared to consider offers for Sandro Tonali this summer, but only under strict conditions that reflect the midfielder’s importance. Any club interested in signing Tonali must declare their intentions early in the transfer window and be ready to meet a valuation of approximately £100 million. According to the report, Newcastle’s strategy is to set a firm price and require early declarations of interest to prevent prolonged speculation. The report also mentions interest from Arsenal.

According to the BBC, Sandro Tonali is believed to be an Arsenal target and could be sold by Newcastle this summer if Eddie Howe’s side fail to qualify for the Champions League. Tonali has been offered to the Gunners as he seeks to leave Newcastle this summer.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Arsenal was one of the clubs that made some contact regarding the availability of Sandro Tonali. David Ornstein reported that Sandro Tonali's agent offered the player to Arsenal, and while the club explored the idea, there was no contact with Newcastle United. Ornstein also stated that Tonali's camp presented the idea to Andrea Berta and it was looked into. However, Ornstein specified that nothing will happen this window and that an exit from Newcastle United is now impossible.

According to Football FanCast, if Man Utd qualify for next season’s Champions League, Old Trafford would become the preferred destination for Newcastle United’s Sandro Tonali, who would be prepared to decline a move to Arsenal.

According to Fraser Fletcher, Arsenal are seriously interested in a move for Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali this summer.

Bayern Munich is seeking a new midfielder due to the impending departure of Leon Goretzka and, according to British sources, they are targeting Sandro Tonali.

According to Team Talk, Sandro Tonali's representatives have contacted Arsenal to assess the level of interest. The player's representatives have been active in exploring potential opportunities, and Tonali is open to remaining in England. Reports indicate there is an informal agreement that would allow Tonali to leave St James’ Park if Newcastle fail to secure Champions League football.

According to Tuttomercato, Arsenal currently appears to be less involved with Sandro Tonali.

Newcastle could be forced to sell Sandro Tonali this summer because of strong interest from teams including United, Arsenal and Manchester City. The Shields Gazette reports that Tonali's representatives believe a gentleman's agreement is in place that the player can leave in the summer if the Magpies fail to qualify for Europe. According to the publication, offers for him will be considered despite Newcastle viewing him as a player they do not want to sell. The Magpies will not sell Tonali for a low price, and competition to sign him could arise due to the uncertainty surrounding the player’s future.

talkSPORT reported that Juventus, which is Sandro Tonali's 'preferred' club, cannot afford the £80m price tag set by Newcastle United. While Juve would like to bring the midfielder back to Italy, it has been described as a 'near impossibility' for them to pay £80m because of the lack of finances in Serie A.

According to the Italian media, Arsenal are in an all-out war with Manchester United and Manchester City for Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali. TEAMtalk’s transfer insider, Graeme Bailey, reported on March 19, 2026, that Man Utd and Man City are leading the effort to sign Tonali. Man Utd, Man City and Arsenal are also among the clubs who have been spoken to this month about a deal for the Italian midfielder. The outlet TuttoJuve has claimed that there is an all-out war in the Premier League for Tonali, and noted that the competition to sign him is being led by Manchester City, Manchester United, and Arsenal. According to the Italian publication, Arsenal had already attempted to bring him to London during the winter transfer window, but Newcastle rejected any negotiations during the season. TuttoJuve suggests that the situation could change this summer and that the player’s desire could be a significant factor, as Tonali could be tempted by a move to a team with even greater ambitions. The outlet stated that the battle for Sandro Tonali has already begun and that it promises to be one of the most intense of the summer.

This week, amid links to clubs such as Arsenal, Sandro Tonali's agent stated that the 25-year-old's dream is to play for a major European side. Newcastle's aim is to deter interest in Tonali by setting a £100 million (€116m) price tag. A return to Italy is believed to be Tonali's preference, but such a move is made unrealistic by his price tag and wage demands. It has been reported that Arsenal had contact with the representatives of Tonali this month.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Juventus have reportedly reduced their interest in Sandro Tonali. Tonali wants to leave St James’ Park to further his career, and Arsenal seems determined to sign him.

Sandro Tonali's agent, Beppe Riso, has suggested that a move to Arsenal would be highly appealing to Tonali and admitted that a deal would interest the player. When questioned by Calcio e Finanza about interest from the Gunners, Riso responded affirmatively. He also stated that the goal from the moment Tonali went to England was to try to make him a prominent player. The agent later claimed there was no contact with Arsenal.

Giuseppe Riso stated that clubs similar to Arsenal will likely show interest in Sandro Tonali. Riso said the goal when Sandro Tonali went to England was to develop him into an excellent footballer. Riso mentioned it is highly probable that Arsenal will pursue Tonali, particularly if Italy performs well at the World Cup, and explained that everything begins after the World Cup.

According to a report from the Chronicle, Arsenal did not mention Sandro Tonali’s name in recent transfer meetings, and the club might have only £40m to spend this summer. Uncertainty is growing about a possible move.

Giuseppe Rossi told GOAL that big-money bids for Sandro Tonali could be made during the summer transfer window of 2026.

Tuttosport states that Manchester United and Arsenal are the current co-frontrunners for Sandro Tonali. The Telegraph and Fabrizio Romano have confirmed Manchester United have a favorable view of the player. Separately, sources have informed Graeme Bailey that Tonali’s ideal next move when leaving Newcastle is a return to Italy. According to Tuttosport, Juventus will be excluded from discussions by Newcastle, as a transfer of that scale is currently beyond the club's financial capacity. Newcastle will only sell Tonali if their demands, which are over €100m (approximately £90m), are met. The player is under contract until 2028 and no discounts will be offered.

According to Tuttosport, Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta is working on signing Sandro Tonali and is leading the interest from the club. The publication suggests that Newcastle could ask for up to €100m for Tonali. The player's agent recently watched Arsenal's win over Brighton.

According to Nicolo Schira, Manchester United are interested in signing Sandro Tonali next summer. Real Madrid have sent scouts to monitor the Italian midfielder during Newcastle's last games, and Arsenal and Manchester United are in the leading position to sign him.

According to the Telegraph, Sandro Tonali is a summer target for Arsenal and could cost around £90 million. It is reported that Tonali has given private assurances to Newcastle sporting director Ross Wilson and manager Eddie Howe that he is not considering a transfer away this summer. The Athletic also reported Arsenal’s interest in Tonali in January, though a deal was not possible so late in the window. Fabrizio Romano has stated this week that Arsenal targeting a midfielder is one of their three main priorities for the summer.

Romano confirmed that Sandro Tonali is likely to want to leave, stating there is a strong possibility he will move in the summer transfer window. Romano said that Arsenal have an appreciation for the player. He explained that a move in January was impossible because Arsenal were never going to make an attempt to sign him and Newcastle were never going to let him leave.

According to Football Insider, Sandro Tonali is prioritizing Manchester United despite rival interest from Arsenal.

An offer of £40 million ($54.6 million) from Arsenal for Newcastle's midfielder Sandro Tonali is approaching, according to Sports Boom.

According to GIVEMESPORT, Sandro Tonali is ready to reject interest from Arsenal in favor of a return to Serie A, where Juventus are the frontrunners to sign him.

The Telegraph reports that Newcastle will demand 120 million euros for Sandro Tonali to leave, and that the player is under contract until 2028.

Manchester United and Arsenal are both considering a summer move for Sandro Tonali. According to transfer expert Romano, both clubs have placed Tonali high on their shortlist for the summer.

According to Team Talk, Arsenal have spoken with Sandro Tonali's camp and confirmed their admiration for the player in the event an opportunity to sign him arises. Intermediaries involved in potential negotiations believe Tonali wishes to return to Italy to settle with his family.

According to a report from The Times, Sandro Tonali is looking to move in the summer. His agent has also indicated that a move is possible. Tonali is reportedly valued at €90 million.

According to Football Transfers, Arsenal is Sandro Tonali’s preferred destination and the club are keen on a 2026 summer deal for him. The outlet also claimed that Tonali told his agent to contact Arsenal over a potential move to the north London outfit on transfer deadline day. Newcastle’s chief executive officer, David Hopkinson, told talkSPORT that the club want to keep Tonali and described him as a superstar player. Tonali’s agent, Giuseppe Riso, said that Newcastle are having a hard time letting go of the player, and that he wants to lead the club to the Champions League. Riso stated that these transfer discussions will take place later and they will see how the season ends before deciding what to do. He added that there is no preference at the moment and it is still early. According to the agent, Newcastle could not let him go now and there is no point in moving, especially since Tonali is very attached to the club, and they will evaluate and decide what to do in the summer.

Sandro Tonali's agent, Giuseppe Riso, indicated the possibility of a summer move for Sandro Tonali and admitted that Champions League qualification will be the deciding factor.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Arsenal remain interested in Sandro Tonali in the summer of 2026. Graeme Bailey reported on February 3 that Tonali was offered to Arsenal on the final day of the winter transfer window. Sources have told TEAMtalk that well-placed intermediaries made brief and informal contact with Arsenal regarding a move for Tonali. The player’s agent, Giuseppe Riso, strongly denied holding talks with Arsenal. Sources have also told TEAMtalk that Tonali is open to leaving at the end of the season, although Newcastle United are publicly against a sale. TuttoJuve has claimed that Newcastle want €100million for Tonali. Sources have told TEAMtalk that Newcastle have no plans to sell the player in the summer of 2026.

Following reports on Monday that Arsenal were planning a late move for Sandro Tonali, a transfer did not happen and the player stayed on Tyneside. It was rumoured that Tonali's representatives had approached the Premier League leaders over a potential transfer. In response to the speculation, Newcastle chief executive David Hopkinson stated that he had no idea whether Tonali's agent offered the player to Arsenal.

It was reported that Arsenal assessed the feasibility of a move for Sandro Tonali late in the January window. Tonali was briefly discussed as a potential solution because Mikel Merino had suffered a season-ending injury. That interest did not progress beyond internal consideration. Newcastle United indicated they had no intention of engaging in late-window negotiations, and no formal talks occurred.

After their attempts to sign Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United were unsuccessful in the winter transfer window, Arsenal is expected to attempt to sign the Italian international again in the summer. According to The Sun, Arsenal faces competition from Chelsea for the player. Newcastle United could use the competition between Arsenal and Chelsea to obtain a higher price for the £65m-rated Tonali, although their initial asking price is yet to be determined. Arsenal may attempt to convince him to join them over Chelsea.

Sandro Tonali was linked with a move to Arsenal on deadline day as a replacement for the injured Mikel Merino, but Newcastle described the reports as rubbish. Tonali's agent, Giuseppe Riso, stated that they never had any conversation with Arsenal and that Newcastle were never going to let Tonali leave in January. Riso added that there was no substance to the matter and they did not even discuss it. Manager Eddie Howe said there was no intention from their side to lose Sandro. Howe stated that the player is very happy, loves playing for Newcastle and loves the city. He also mentioned having had discussions with Tonali, whose focus is on the present with the club. Howe said there is no issue with Sandro himself and that he is happy and committed.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano stated that a winter move for Sandro Tonali was never a possibility but hinted that the summer could be different. Romano noted on X that Tonali’s situation is one to monitor once the season concludes, with several clubs already attentive to his status. Separately, the Telegraph reported that the Magpies would demand £80 million for the Italian midfielder.

According to David Ornstein, Sandro Tonali was offered to Arsenal by his agent, Beppe Riso, and director Andrea Berta explored a potential transfer. Ornstein reported that discussions did not advance because Newcastle does not intend to let Sandro Tonali leave mid-season, and he considered an exit to be 'impossible.' Beppe Riso disputes David Ornstein's reporting. Riso told Sky Italia that he read the report but stated that Newcastle will not allow Sandro to leave in January and that they never discussed this with Arsenal. Riso further stated that they will assess in March if Newcastle is receptive to any proposals. He added that Tonali is currently playing in the Champions League and that it is not the appropriate time to discuss the matter.

According to David Ornstein, Sandro Tonali was offered to Arsenal by his agent, which led Arsenal to explore a deal for the Newcastle United midfielder. Ornstein stated that there was no contact with Newcastle United, nothing will happen this window, and a Newcastle United exit is now impossible. He also stated that Tonali's camp put the idea to Andrea Berta.

Arsenal are reportedly one of three Premier League clubs considering a potential £100m offer for Sandro Tonali. Mikel Arteta is known to be an admirer of Tonali and would like him to play with Declan Rice. According to SunSport, no talks between the clubs occurred, and Tonali’s agent, Giuseppe Riso, confirmed that they never had any conversation with Arsenal. Riso stated that Newcastle were not going to let Tonali leave in January and that there was no truth to the rumour, adding that they did not even talk about it. However, it is suggested that the situation could change when the window re-opens this summer.

Fraser Fletcher confirmed Arsenal's interest in signing Sandro Tonali is genuine and that talks have been held with the player's representatives. However, Lee Ryder stated Newcastle have immediately dismissed suggestions regarding Arsenal and Sandro Tonali, and said that there had been no contact from Arsenal. Ryder added Sandro Tonali is contracted to Newcastle until 2029 with an option for an additional year, and that it would take an exceptional offer to sign him.

Following claims that Arsenal were exploring a move for Sandro Tonali, Sky Sports Germany reported that talks had taken place over a move, with Arsenal looking to do a deal before the 7pm deadline. However, Newcastle United have rejected suggestions that they are in talks with Arsenal over a deadline day move for Sandro Tonali. The Magpies dismissed any suggestion of Tonali departing, labelling the suggestion as stupid and complete rubbish.

Arsenal are reportedly exploring a transfer for Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali following a serious foot injury to Mikel Merino. According to Sky Germany reporter Florian Plettenberg, there have been direct talks in the last couple of hours. Plettenberg also stated that it is very difficult to finalise the deal for now because Newcastle have not approved it, but that Arsenal are still trying to complete the transfer today. According to Sky Sports, Tonali recently signed a one-year contract extension at Newcastle United until 2029.

Arsenal have shown interest in Sandro Tonali late in the transfer window. According to Sky reporter Florian Plettenberg, the club has explored the possibility of a move for the Newcastle United midfielder on the final day of the transfer window. Newcastle United has rejected an initial approach and have made their position clear that Tonali is not for sale. It is understood that Newcastle have ended negotiations and that only an exceptionally high offer would lead to internal discussions. Florian Plettenberg reported that while the interest is genuine, the chances of a deal being completed are very low this late in the transfer window.

Arsenal is considering signing Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United and is prepared to make a large financial offer. It has been reported that a first bid for the Italian midfielder was rejected, with manager Eddie Howe suggesting that Jamaal Lascelles is the only player who could potentially leave. Tonali joined Newcastle on a five-year contract in July 2023 but was suspended for ten months in October for breaching betting regulations.