Sandro Tonali, an AC Milan player, will sign a record-breaking €70 million contract with Premier League team Newcastle United in the summer. Newcastle keeps bolstering their team in preparation for their return to the Champions League in 2023–24.
The Magpies and AC Milan have reached an agreement for the midfielder Sandro Tonali to sign a six-year contract. Up to 2029, Tonali will get a salary of €7 million as well as €2 million in bonuses. For an Italian player, the contract represents a sales record.
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The Italian has been the target of the Magpies’ pursuit for a while. They had initially made a bid of €50 million (£43 million/$55 million), but the Italian giants had not accepted it. Later, they raised their bid, luring Milan to sell the 23-year-old.
This summer, Newcastle has sought a number of midfielders and has reportedly made a bid for Inter’s Nicolo Barella while also showing interest in James Maddison of Leicester. But Tonali, who was regarded as their top target before the market began, seems to be the standout addition to Howe’s midfield.
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The international player from Italy played 48 games for Milan in all competitions, with two goals and ten assists. He might turn out to be a useful addition to Eddie Howe’s team as they prepare to compete in the Champions League again in 2023–24.
With Sadio Mane of Bayern Munich being linked to a return to the Premier League, Newcastle may now look to add additional players to the assault.
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