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Newcastle star Sandro Tonali has already given his green light to join Tottenham Hotspur, talkSPORT understands.
Broad terms between the Italian and Spurs are in place as club-to-club talks continue.
Sandro Tonali of Newcastle United (8c) laps the fans following the Premier League match between Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United
The Magpies have already rebuffed a Spurs bid for Tonali, which was understood to be in the region of £75m-80million, as they seek a fee in excess of £100m.
News of Tonali’s interest in moving to north London adds to what could be a difficult summer for Newcastle given Arsenal are eyeing up Bruno Guimaraes.
It is understood the Magpies skipper is pushing to join the Premier League champions, although the Gunners are yet to approach Newcastle.
also understands there’s a growing list of unsettled players in the Newcastle camp this summer.
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Tonali is one of Spurs’ leading transfer targets going into the new season.
It is understood Spurs boss Roberto De Zerbi is driving the move for Tonali, who only joined Newcastle in July 2023 from AC Milan.
However, Tottenham are expected to face stiff competition in the race for Tonali’s signature.
Reigning Premier League champions Arsenal have previously explored a move for the Italian while Manchester City continue to be linked. Tonali is also interested in a return to AC Milan.
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City have already shown their willingness to invest having had two bids rejected for Nottingham Forest star Elliot Anderson, who is their top midfield target.
The last bid for Anderson totalled an eye-watering £121m, but Forest remain keen to hold out for a fee that will surpass the £125m Liverpool paid Newcastle for Alexander Isak last summer.
Elliot Anderson on the pitch during England’s World Cup match against Croatia.