“SHOCKING Fabrizio Romano Bombshell: Sandro Tonali’s Newcastle Exit Talks EXPLODE – You Won’t Believe What’s Next!”

Newcastle United see Sandro Tonali as an integral member of Eddie Howe’s squad, and according to Fabrizio Romano, there are no signs he’ll be leaving the club anytime soon.
Tonali played a vital role in Newcastle’s recent 2-0 victory over a ten-man Chelsea, scoring one of the goals that brought the team closer to UEFA Champions League qualification.
Since his arrival from AC Milan in the summer of 2023 for £55 million, the 25-year-old midfielder has been a standout performer and a driving force in their Carabao Cup triumph earlier this year.
Despite speculation over his future, including reports suggesting he’s informed the club of his desire to leave, Tonali still has three years remaining on his contract at St James’ Park.
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Romano addressed these rumors, emphasizing Newcastle’s commitment to the Italian international, who has earned 23 caps for his country.
Newcastle showed strong support for Tonali during his ten-month suspension for breaching betting regulations.
Since his return, he’s made a significant impact, forming a formidable midfield trio with Joelinton and Bruno Guimaraes.
Romano stated via his X (formerly Twitter) account that Tonali has scored six goals this season and is viewed as a “crucial part of the squad also for the future despite links.”
Following the Chelsea match, Tonali hinted at his intentions to remain with the Magpies, expressing optimism about securing Champions League football next season, calling it a “very big chance.”
Newcastle now needs just three points from their final two fixtures—against Arsenal on May 18 and Everton on May 25—to secure a Champions League spot.
Having already lifted the Carabao Cup and ended a 70-year trophy drought, the 2024–25 campaign is shaping into one of their most memorable seasons.
The club is eager to quiet the ongoing rumors regarding Tonali’s future, recognizing his critical role in their ambitions moving forward.
Earlier this year, Juventus were said to be interested in bringing Tonali back to Italy, possibly involving Douglas Luiz in a swap deal.
More recently, Manchester United has reportedly been considering an £85 million bid, further fueling the transfer chatter.



