Tonali, on the verge of becoming the most expensive signing in Newcastle’s history

He Newcastle Unitedthe club with the largest capital in the world after being acquired in October 2021 by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund, is about to turn Sandro Tonalicurrent concentrate on Italy Under-21 will hold the European category that will be held from this Wednesday in Georgia and Romania, with the most expensive signing in its history.

According to ‘The Athletic‘, the St James’ Park set are close to reaching an agreement with Milan for the transfer of the midfielder in exchange for 70 million euros, the same figure that the ‘magpies’ paid last summer for the Swedish striker alexander isak.

Eddie Howecoach of newcastlethus seeing his main request covered for the return of the black and white to the Champions League after 20 years: an elite midfielder to accompany the Brazilian Bruno Guimaraes in a wide area.

They first tried it on Barella

After trying it on ‘neroazzurro’ Nicolo Barellawhere they would have offered a sum close to 60 million euros, it seems that the one who will finally end up in the Premier League, also from Milan, is toneone of the youngsters with the most future -and present- in Italian football and a key player in achieving the ‘shield‘ 2021-22 by Milan of Stefano Piolithe coach who took Lodi to the next level.

Object of desire in half of Europe when he was a member of the modest Bresciais Milan the one who took the cat to the water in 2020, takes tone on the loan with a purchase option of 14.5 ‘kilo’ which became effective one year later. In his three seasons at the San Siro, the 14-time full international with ‘Azzurri‘ He played 130 official matches, where he managed to score the goal 13 times and provide 13 assists.

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