Man United and Arsenal told how they can make Sandro Tonali signing possible
Newcastle United are reportedly prepared to listen to offers for Sandro Tonali this summer but only under strict conditions that reflect the midfielder’s importance to the club.
According to The i Paper, the Magpies have made it clear that any club interested in signing the Italian international must declare their intentions early in the transfer window and be prepared to meet a substantial valuation of around £100 million.
Tonali remains one of Newcastle’s most valuable assets, both in terms of technical ability and long-term potential.
While speculation continues to link him with several top clubs, including Arsenal, Manchester City, and Manchester United, Newcastle appear determined to maintain control of the situation and avoid prolonged uncertainty over one of their key players.
Tonali is considered a pillar of Newcastle United squad
Tonali has been widely viewed as a cornerstone of Newcastle’s midfield evolution at St. James’ Park.
His ability to control tempo and dictate play has made him a valuable figure in Newcastle’s long-term ambitions to compete regularly at the highest level.
Tonali’s arrival was initially seen as a statement signing, signaling Newcastle’s intent to transition from ambitious challengers to established contenders.
His performances have demonstrated the qualities that made him one of Serie A’s most highly regarded midfielders prior to his move to England.
It is hardly a surprise to see top Premier League clubs show interest in signing him considering his consistent performances.
Man United and Arsenal among clubs interest in Tonali
Interest from Arsenal, Man City, and Man United shows Tonali’s growing reputation across English football.
Each of these clubs has been linked with midfield reinforcements as part of broader squad planning.
Arsenal, for instance, have focused heavily on strengthening their midfield depth in recent seasons, emphasising technical quality and versatility.
Man United have also been reviewing their midfield options as they plan for long-term squad restructuring due to the impending exit of midfield icon Casemiro at the end of the season.
Despite these links, Newcastle’s strategy appears designed to discourage drawn-out negotiations.
By setting a firm price point and requiring early declarations of interest, the club aims to avoid prolonged speculation that could disrupt preparations for the new season.
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