🚨 Hidden Clause at Newcastle Revealed as £100M Premier League Giants Target Star Man Amid Transfer Talk

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly among the clubs showing strong interest in signing Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United, as speculation over the midfielder’s future continues to grow ahead of the summer window.

AC Milan are also expected to receive around €1 million if Tonali leaves Newcastle, according to reports. The payment is believed to be a solidarity mechanism rather than a traditional sell-on clause linked to his £55 million move in 2023.

Future uncertainty at St James’ Park

Tonali’s future has been a recurring topic throughout the 2025–26 campaign. Earlier reports suggested his camp believed there had been a gentleman’s agreement allowing a departure if Newcastle failed to secure European qualification.

While performances from players like Anthony Gordon helped shift attention at times, Tonali has remained a central figure in ongoing transfer discussions.

His agent, Beppe Riso, has also previously hinted that a summer move cannot be ruled out, fuelling further speculation across Europe.

Tottenham and London preference

Tottenham Hotspur have now emerged as serious contenders in the race for Tonali, with reports suggesting the player could favour a move to London for family reasons should he decide to leave.

The midfielder’s long-term contract at Newcastle, which runs until 2029 with an additional option year, places the club in a strong negotiating position. Any potential deal would likely require a fee in the region of £80–100 million.

Arsenal also monitoring situation

Arsenal were among the first clubs linked with Tonali during the January window and are also believed to be monitoring developments. Their ability to offer Champions League football could prove a key factor if a transfer battle develops.

AC Milan set for small payout

Former club AC Milan are reportedly in line for a €1 million payment if Tonali departs Newcastle this summer. However, sources indicate this is not part of a resale clause but instead a standard solidarity contribution.

Agent comments fuel speculation

Tonali’s agent, Beppe Riso, has previously spoken openly about the midfielder’s long-term ambitions, suggesting interest from elite Premier League clubs could become a reality in future transfer windows.

While Newcastle remain firmly in control of his contract situation, the growing list of potential suitors ensures Tonali’s future will remain one of the most closely watched storylines of the summer.