Sandro Tonali told Sky Sport that his feelings about his imminent transfer from Newcastle to Tottenham are positive. He stated that it was somewhat long, but they knew it would be difficult. Tonali said he had a good relationship with Newcastle upon his departure, who wanted the best for him while they wanted the best deal for them, and that he is ready. He explained that De Zerbi played a significant role in his decision, was a decisive factor and did his job very well. Tonali also said that he decided with his family to completely change his life. He stated that he does not give De Zerbi all the credit, but he deserves a substantial amount. Tonali added that he wants to arrive, complete the medicals and sign, and that he will leave for the training camp. He noted it will not be easy because they are coming from two difficult seasons, but everything is expected to be new.

A report from Tuttomercato states that Sandro Tonali has spoken about an imminent transfer to Tottenham. The player reportedly stated he is very happy, and that they have decided to change and are ready for a new adventure. The report also indicates the deal between Newcastle and Tottenham is concluded for 116 million euros, a sum that includes a fixed part and bonuses. This transfer fee makes Tonali the Italian player with the highest-ever transfer fee, surpassing the previous record belonging to Mateo Retegui.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Sandro Tonali will be in London today with his agents and family to undergo a medical at Tottenham.

Fabrizio Romano revealed that Sandro Tonali only wanted to join Tottenham this summer, stating that speculation linking the midfielder with Arsenal and Manchester City was not accurate. According to Romano, Tonali immediately approved the move to Tottenham after the club's approach, and Roberto De Zerbi’s project was a decisive factor. Romano added that Tonali agreed to personal terms with Tottenham on 15 June and the negotiation took two weeks. As reported by Football Paparazzi, Tonali is set to become the highest-paid player in Tottenham history with a wage of £275,000 a week. The contract is a six-year deal.

Tottenham Hotspur have agreed a deal to sign Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United in a transfer that could reach £100 million, eclipsing the club's previous transfer record. An agreement has been reached between the two clubs for an upfront fee of £92.5m for Tonali, plus a further £7.5m in potential add-ons contingent on multiple Champions League qualifications. Newcastle had previously turned down two offers from Tottenham, who intensified their pursuit late last month by initiating direct contact between the clubs. Former Newcastle striker Alan Shearer told Betfair that from his perspective, it would be a surprise career move for Tonali to go to Spurs, who have finished low over the last two years, although he understands the attraction of London. Shearer said that he is not surprised if it is true that Tonali has indicated he wants to leave Newcastle. He added that if a player does not want to be at a club, the club should set its desired price, and if someone pays it, which he suggested would have to be £100 million or more, then the club receives the money and moves on. Shearer acknowledged that Spurs have a new manager and that London may be an attraction for him, but regarding the football club, he pointed to their finishing positions in the last two years.

According to The Athletic, Newcastle United has accepted an offer from Tottenham Hotspur for Sandro Tonali, which includes a base fee of 108 million euros and up to 8.8 million euros in potential bonus payments.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Sandro Tonali has joined Tottenham in a transfer that broke a record for a fee of £92.5m plus £7.5m.

According to TEAMtalk, Newcastle United are maintaining their £100 million valuation of Sandro Tonali, despite Tottenham Hotspur having made an improved offer worth approximately £90 million. Negotiations between the two clubs are ongoing and progressing, with Tottenham determined to sign the Italy international as a key part of Roberto De Zerbi’s summer transfer plans. Sources have confirmed to TEAMtalk that Newcastle will not approve Tonali's departure unless Tottenham meets their full asking price. Tottenham’s latest proposal is an increase on their initial offer of approximately £75 million, which was rejected. Personal terms are not anticipated to be an issue, as Tonali has reportedly been offered a contract worth more than £250,000 per week, which would make him Tottenham’s highest-paid player. TEAMtalk reports that interest from other clubs, including Manchester City, Arsenal, and AC Milan, has diminished, as none are currently prepared to match Tottenham’s financial commitment, leaving Tottenham as the leading contender to sign the player. While Newcastle's £100 million valuation is the remaining obstacle, the club is now prepared to structure that amount through achievable bonuses and add-ons. As Tottenham gets closer to meeting these demands, TEAMtalk reports the transfer is nearing completion.

SkySport reports that Tottenham, now managed by Roberto De Zerbi, has submitted an offer slightly above 100 million euros for Sandro Tonali from Newcastle.

According to TEAMtalk, Elliot Anderson's transfer to Man City could complicate Tottenham's move for Sandro Tonali. Newcastle believes that Tonali is worth a fee similar to the €134m that Nottingham Forest will receive for Anderson. Consequently, it is uncertain if Spurs will be able to finalise a deal.

Tuttomercato reports on the potential transfer of Sandro Tonali from Newcastle to Tottenham. A note from the legal firm Tonucci & Partners states that Brescia Calcio will have the right to receive solidarity contributions if the transfer of the Newcastle player to another prominent Premier League club is completed. The report states that the sale of the Italian player could provide the necessary funds to Brescia Calcio's accounts to help resolve debts and restart the club's football activities. Brescia Calcio's right to receive these funds is based on the FIFA solidarity contribution system.

Tottenham are increasingly confident of signing Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali. The move is subject to two final steps: a full agreement on a transfer package and the player passing a medical. According to sources for TEAMtalk, personal terms have already been agreed. The Italy international is set to have a salary close to £300k per week, with bonuses. A deal of around £100 million could persuade Newcastle to sell, and it is understood that Spurs are willing to meet that valuation. Manager De Zerbi has held positive personal discussions with Tonali. It is said that Tonali is highly enthusiastic about the prospect of playing under his compatriot, and it is also understood that he is keen on relocating to London. Talks between the two clubs are ongoing and are expected to intensify over the coming days. Despite a rejected offer of £85 million, Spurs officials are optimistic that an agreement could be reached soon. The deal for Tonali does not impact their move for Fernandes, and they want to sign both in the coming weeks.

Gazzetta dello Sport has reported that Liverpool are also interested in Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali, along with Arsenal, Man Utd and Tottenham.

According to Italian media, Tottenham Hotspur are in the final stages of a deal for Sandro Tonali, and he has already reached an agreement on personal terms with the club. It has emerged that Tottenham are willing to meet Newcastle's £100m demands for the midfielder. Italian journalist Alfredo Pedulla has reported on his website that Tottenham are finalising the deal with Newcastle, which exceeds the £100 million mark. Pedulla adds that the agreement with Tonali was reached some time ago and that his salary will be a £12-13 million fixed base per season plus bonuses. Furthermore, Gianluca Di Marzio has reported that Tonali is insistent he will join Tottenham to play under Roberto De Zerbi, despite an offer from Manchester City. TuttoAtalanta quotes Di Marzio as stating that Tonali has received many lucrative offers from big clubs, including Manchester City, but is determined to keep his promise to Roberto De Zerbi.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Sandro Tonali has received multiple lucrative offers from big clubs like Manchester City, but made a commitment to Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi and wants to uphold it. Sandro Tonali is making every effort to convince Newcastle to accept the offer from Tottenham.

Sky Sports reported that Tottenham are prepared to offer Sandro Tonali a contract worth more than £275,000 per week. The Newcastle United midfielder is reportedly open to joining Tottenham, provided the two clubs can reach an agreement. He is also keen to work under Roberto De Zerbi.

According to Nicolo Schira, a total agreement exists between Sandro Tonali and Tottenham for a contract that runs until 2032 and is worth €12M annually. Tottenham are now confident of reaching an agreement with Newcastle to sign the midfielder.

Fabrizio Romano outlined that the deal for Newcastle United's Sandro Tonali to join Tottenham Hotspur is on, as rival suitors have withdrawn from contention. Romano said that Tottenham are working on the deal to sign Sandro Tonali and that he is no longer mentioning Manchester City or other clubs. Reports indicate that a deal could approach £100m, which would be a club-record move for Tottenham Hotspur.

Craig Hope of The Daily Mail reports that Tottenham Hotspur have made a second approach for Newcastle United's Sandro Tonali. After a first offer of around £75m, Tottenham's second approach was a request for Newcastle to reconsider, instead of an improved proposal. The report states that Newcastle quickly rejected this second approach. It also states that the club wants closer to £100m for Tonali, who is under contract until 2030. The report adds that Tonali is looking to leave Newcastle following their failure to qualify for Europe.

Tottenham's move for Sandro Tonali could potentially block a deal for Bruno Guimaraes. An offer for the Italian from the side managed by Roberto De Zerbi has been rebuffed, and Tonali would prefer a move to the Gunners instead of Spurs.

The Times reports that Tottenham Hotspur are showing interest in Sandro Tonali. Newcastle United value the Italian midfielder at 115 million euros and have offered him to multiple clubs, including Manchester City.

Tottenham are continuing to pursue a deal for Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali, although an agreement has not yet been reached. The discussions are focused on Tottenham and Tonali.

Tottenham's pursuit of Fernandes follows an unsuccessful attempt to sign Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United. According to BBC Sport, a bid from Tottenham worth approximately £80m for the Italy international was rejected last week. Newcastle's refusal has led Tottenham to explore other options for midfield.

Sandro Tonali has four years left on his contract after signing a new deal to repay the trust Newcastle showed in him during his 10-month ban for breaching the Football Association's betting rules.

According to sources for TEAMtalk, Sandro Tonali's agents have informed Newcastle that he wants to leave, with a return to Italy being his preferred idea. Newcastle are looking for at least £100 million for him. Sky Sports reported on June 20 that Tottenham made an offer of £80 million for Tonali, which Newcastle turned down. Tottenham are planning to make a second and improved offer. SportMediaSet journalist Orazio Accomando reported that Tottenham plan to make a new offer by midweek and that Tonali has already said yes to Spurs. Accomando also stated that a deal can be closed at around £90 million, which is about €105 million. Italian journalist Alfredo Pedulla noted that the next Tottenham bid will reach and perhaps exceed €100 million. Fabrizio Romano reported that Tonali is ready to leave Newcastle for Tottenham and is interested in the move, with the potential package being around €100 million, or about £85 million. Alan Shearer commented that if Tonali does not want to be at Newcastle, the price would have to be £100 million plus.

According to Nicolo Schira, Tottenham are preparing to submit a new bid of over €100M to Newcastle to sign Sandro Tonali. The player is ready to leave Newcastle and considers his time with the Magpies to be over.

David Ornstein reports that Tottenham Hotspur are willing to exceed their wage structure to persuade Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali to join them in a deal with an expected value of approximately £100 million ($132 million).

Newcastle United have rejected an £80 million offer for Sandro Tonali from Tottenham Hotspur. The bid was formally submitted this week and Newcastle instantly rejected it. Newcastle believe they can get £100m for the midfielder. It is understood that despite reports of Newcastle wanting £85m, the only satisfactory figure for Tonali is £100m this summer. Giuseppe Riso is considering all possibilities for Tonali, and Newcastle are willing to sell the former AC Milan player if an appropriate price is offered.

According to Sky Sport Italy, Tottenham have begun negotiations with Newcastle for Sandro Tonali and a £75m offer has been made. The report claims that Newcastle have responded by asking for £85m, while it is felt that an £80m agreement can be reached between the two clubs within the next few days. Tonali’s representatives have been informed by Newcastle that they will not sell the 26-year-old unless their asking price is met.

Fabrizio Romano reports that a £75m bid sent by Tottenham for Sandro Tonali 3 days ago was rejected by Newcastle. According to the report, the offer was never expected to be sufficient and was part of a plan. Talks have been underway since the bid was submitted, with Tottenham remaining determined to complete the deal. Spurs continue their efforts to sign the player, who is wanted by De Zerbi.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Tottenham have made an important move for Sandro Tonali by presenting an offer of 75 million pounds.

According to The Athletic, Roberto De Zerbi's team has begun discussions with Newcastle to reach an agreement for Sandro Tonali. Discussions are in progress between the representatives of the midfielder and both Tottenham and Manchester City to agree on contractual terms. Tottenham hope that a high salary offer will convince Sandro Tonali to join.

Roberto De Zerbi has reportedly been central to Spurs’ pursuit of Sandro Tonali, actively pushing the club’s hierarchy to sign him. Spurs’ interest in Fernandes does not affect their move for Tonali, and De Zerbi’s side are still pursuing the former AC Milan and Brescia player. A significantly higher offer would be required to secure an agreement for Tonali, whom Newcastle values at approximately £100m. Tonali has two years left on his contract with the club.

Spurs are in talks with Newcastle United over a deal to sign Sandro Tonali, and it is reported that the player has agreed personal terms to play under Roberto De Zerbi.

Sandro Tonali prefers Tottenham over Manchester City, and personal terms are not considered a problem. Manchester City approached the player and had concrete interest, but Tonali's preference for Tottenham remains. Tottenham are in discussions with Sandro Tonali's representatives and will soon contact Newcastle to start negotiations between the clubs regarding the fee and the overall package. Newcastle want £100m, but it is expected that an offer of approximately £85m plus add-ons, bringing the total package to around £100m, will be considered by the club. The connection between Tonali and Roberto De Zerbi is cited as very good.

According to The Telegraph, Tottenham Hotspur wants to proceed with Sandro Tonali. The report adds that Newcastle wants to enter into talks with Spurs despite the team not playing European football, but wants to receive at least their asking price of £100 million, which is approximately €115 million.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali has approved a transfer to Tottenham. The report adds that Tonali is exploring his options and is believed to be keen on the move.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi wants to bring Sandro Tonali to north London. Newcastle United value Sandro Tonali at £90million this summer amid growing Premier League interest. According to Newcastle sources, the 26-year-old is expected to be sold and is also on the long list of Manchester United and Arsenal. A stay in the Premier League is most likely, although Tonali is open to the idea of returning to AC Milan.

Tottenham are expected to open talks with Newcastle for Sandro Tonali. Tonali is interested in the move, and reports that he is using Tottenham to attract interest from other clubs are described as not true.

Roberto De Zerbi has identified Sandro Tonali as the player he wants for his midfield, believing the Newcastle international is a realistic target with the elite quality Spurs need. If Newcastle accept that Tonali is determined to move on, they will set his value in relation to that of Elliot Anderson, who is expected to leave Nottingham Forest for Manchester City for a price over £100 million. Arsenal and Manchester United have previously registered an interest in Tonali. To complete a deal, Spurs will have to exceed their transfer record, which is currently £65m for Dominic Solanke in 2024.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Tottenham Hotspur are planning to sign Sandro Tonali and are pursuing the signing in a very strong, concrete, and determined manner. David Ornstein of The Athletic reports that Tottenham have held positive talks with Tonali's representatives and are the most advanced club over a proposed deal, while Ben Jacobs also notes that Spurs have opened talks with the player. According to both Ornstein and Jacobs, the move is driven by manager Roberto De Zerbi and backed by the club's ownership, with Ornstein adding that Spurs are prepared to make a significant effort for a major signing. Sources state that Tonali’s representatives have told Newcastle he wants to leave. Romano reports that Sandro Tonali is interested in a move to Tottenham, is open to joining, and is ready to do so even without European football. The player is said to be attracted by the project and wants to play for Roberto De Zerbi. Regarding a potential transfer fee, Romano says the understanding is that it could take a package of around €100 million, or £85 million, to sign Tonali. However, Graeme Bailey reports that Newcastle will only consider selling the player if they receive an offer of over £100 million. According to Ben Jacobs, no bid has been made to Newcastle yet, but the club is expecting offers. Jacobs also reports that Arsenal and Manchester City have made enquiries this year.

According to The Athletic, there have been positive talks between Tottenham Hotspur and Sandro Tonali, but there has been no contact yet with Newcastle United. The transfer fee is a bigger challenge than the player deal. The report states that Roberto De Zerbi is leading the pursuit and is backed by the ownership.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Sandro Tonali is interested in joining Tottenham after the North London side launched a pursuit of the Newcastle player. It is believed that Newcastle is demanding a fee of around €100 million for Tonali, and Tottenham is making a significant effort to sign the Italian. The player is open to the project and to working with Roberto De Zerbi, who is from the same city as him. De Zerbi is pushing internally at Tottenham for the club to acquire Tonali as soon as possible. Tonali is ready to join Spurs even without European football and is attracted by the project. Although interest in Tonali has been strong and Newcastle is open to his departure if their asking price is met, Tottenham appears to be the only side currently open to making a deal. Romano stated that Tottenham entered the race for Sandro Tonali on the day of the report, and that their interest was very strong, very concrete, and very determined. The player's contract at Newcastle expires in 2029, and the club has an option to extend it for another season. It is not believed that Tonali has requested to leave Newcastle, and he is thought to be settled in the North East. Spurs are likely to sign Tonali only if no other teams make a concrete offer, and Newcastle is unlikely to lower their asking price significantly.

According to a report from Fabrizio Romano, Tottenham Hotspur and Roberto De Zerbi have identified Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali as an ideal player to sign as Spurs look to rebuild their squad after two consecutive 17th place finishes. The report states that Tonali apparently had an agreement with Newcastle that the club would let him leave this summer because they did not qualify for the Champions League. While there is no indication of the cost to sign Tonali, it is speculated that the fee would be a minimum of £80m. It is also stated that Tonali will have many options if Newcastle decides to sell him.

Matteo Moretto reports that Tottenham have a strong interest in acquiring Sandro Tonali and are strongly entering the race for him. According to the report, the London club is ready to give Tonali a key role in their new project, and coach Roberto De Zerbi is pushing to have the player in the squad. The report adds that Tonali is open to the destination.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Tottenham have joined the clubs interested in signing Sandro Tonali. De Zerbi wants Tonali as a key new player for the midfield and considers him ideal to improve Tottenham's level. Spurs are prepared to compete with Man City and Arsenal for Tonali as part of a new ambitious project to demonstrate their intentions.

Tottenham Hotspur have an interest in 25-year-old Italian international Sandro Tonali. Tonali joined Newcastle from AC Milan in July 2023 for a reported fee of €63 million and is under contract until June 2028. According to recent reports from early 2026, Newcastle's asking price for the player is between €90 million and €120 million.