🚨 Tottenham are keen on signing Sandro Tonali, according to Sky Sports News reporters Mark McAdam and Michael Bridge. However, Spurs face strong competition, with several clubs, including Manchester City and Arsenal, also interested in the Italian midfielder. As Tottenham begin a major rebuild under Roberto De Zerbi, Tonali has emerged as a key target, but securing his signature will be far from straightforward given the level of interest from across the Premier League.

🚨 Tottenham have identified Sandro Tonali as a major target this summer, but prising the Italian midfielder away from Newcastle will be anything but easy.

Roberto De Zerbi sees Tonali as a key piece in his Spurs rebuild after steering the club away from relegation danger. However, Newcastle hold all the cards, with Tonali under contract until 2029 and no release clause in his deal.

The Magpies have no desire to sell one of their most valuable assets, meaning it would take an extraordinary offer to even start negotiations. Interest is also strong from Manchester City, Arsenal, and several top European clubs.

For Tottenham, the attraction is obvious. Tonali combines technical quality, leadership, versatility, and the ability to control games from midfield — exactly the profile De Zerbi wants to strengthen the spine of his team.

Spurs have already shown serious ambition in the market with the arrivals of Marcos Senesi and Andy Robertson, while targets such as Jan Paul van Hecke and Savinho remain on their radar. The message from the club is clear: they are determined to ensure they never find themselves battling near the bottom of the table again.

As for Newcastle, this summer could mark the beginning of a new chapter. With a greater focus on younger, more affordable talents, the club appears set for a squad refresh while still aiming to remain competitive domestically and push for a return to European football.

One thing is certain: if Tottenham want Tonali, they’ll need to make a truly seismic offer.