According to Fichajes, Sandro Tonali looks increasingly likely to leave Newcastle United owing to a number of factors. Interest from some of the big Premier League teams and the chance to remain in the Champions League could persuade the Italian midfielder towards a new challenge, with Manchester United now ready to accelerate their pursuit of the Italian midfielder.
Sandro Tonali is swiftly becoming one of the most talked-about subjects ahead of the upcoming summer window. After yet another productive season with Newcastle United, the Italian midfielder could be ready for a new challenge as his team looks increasingly likely to miss out on Champions League football next season.
Tonali is reportedly prioritising Champions League football next season, and hence the desire to find a new club, as per many reports. His entourage are seemingly pushing for an exit, and rightly so, as some top-rated clubs are already showing an interest, including Arsenal and Manchester United.
Over recent days, talk of a move to Old Trafford has gained traction in the media, with suggestions that Tonali might have a gentleman’s agreement to leave if they fail to secure a top-four or top-five finish. While club sources have denied such an assertion, there is a possibility the Magpies could accept a sale of the 25-year-old midfielder.
Manchester United are working to sign Tonali and are now ready to accelerate their pursuit of the Newcastle United star. There will be open dialogue between the two clubs in the coming months once the Red Devils complete their background work, which includes reaching a broader agreement on personal terms with Tonali.
Tonali is a vastly experienced professional both in Serie A and in the Premier League, and his performances for Newcastle United indicate he is ready for a higher level. Manchester United are set to lose Casemiro in the summer, while Manuel Ugarte could be shown the door for the right offer, as they look to revamp their midfield options.
Tonali represents one of a small group of high-quality options for some of the big teams in England, and Manchester United are eager to get ahead of the queue. Any deal for the Italian star will ultimately depend on the finances involved, both in terms of personal terms and how much Newcastle United might demand for the 25-year-old.
