Tottenham Hotspur have rebuilt their defence and midfield earlier this summer transfer window. They have spent a lot of money on three new faces, whilst the rest three being free transfers.
Tottenham Hotspur will aim to begin the 2026/27 campaign in style on Saturday evening when they travel across the capital to face Brentford. Roberto De Zerbi was tasked with saving Spurs from relegation.
Newcastle United are in talks with Manchester City over a possible move for Nico González. Journalist David Ornstein of The Athletic reported that on Tuesday.
As a football fan you can, naturally, have very different feelings about a player when they leave your football club. It is something, as a long time fan of Newcastle United, that I have had to get used to over the years.
Tottenham Hotspur starlet Lucas Bergvall has made his intentions clear after handing in a transfer request internally in June. Concerns over his prospects of regular first-team football in the wake of the deals for Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes have driven his desire for a new adventure this summer.
Newcastle’s summer has been dominated by outgoing headlines — Bruno Guimaraes to Arsenal, Sandro Tonali joining Tottenham, Anthony Gordon gone to Barcelona, and Eddie Howe exiting Tyneside.
Tottenham Hotspur have bolstered their midfield unit with the big-money signings of Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes. Given the amount of money splashed on the duo, one would expect Fernandes and Tonali to be regular starters in Roberto De Zerbi’s XI next season.
Having enjoyed a return to prominence under Eddie Howe - winning the Carabao Cup, a first domestic trophy in 70 years, and securing Champions League qualification - collective wings have been clipped on Tyneside.
Newcastle United have added Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba to their summer shortlist as they attempt to rebuild a midfield that has been dramatically weakened by high-profile departures.
Roberto De Zerbi explains why Sandro Tonali can be ‘a leader’ at his new Tottenham Hotspur project, bringing Italian techniques to the Premier League, and learning from Argentina at the World Cup.
The incomings at Tottenham Hotspur have slowed down since the record signing of Sandro Tonali a month ago from Newcastle United. Spurs still remain in the market for attacking reinforcements but so far have not managed to get any through the door.
Newcastle United’s search for a new midfield leader has suffered another setback, with Pierre-Emile Højbjerg turning down the chance to return to the Premier League at St James’ Park.
Newcastle United’s midfield rebuild could lead them towards another player with proven Premier League experience, with Bayern Munich’s João Palhinha emerging as a possible late-window addition.
Spurs’ transfer activity has been executed in rather short order, compared to some previous seasons. We’ve brought in: Sandro Tonali (Newcastle United,
Newcastle United’s midfield rebuild could take them back to a familiar Premier League face, with Marseille midfielder Pierre-Emile Højbjerg emerging as a possible solution following a chaotic summer at St James’ Park.
Riccardo Calafiori is looking forward to renewing his rivalry with Sandro Tonali in England, and has set his sights on adding to Arsenal’s haul of silverware.
Brescia’s financial collapse has dealt Massimo Cellino one final blow: the roughly €4m the club stood to receive in connection with Sandro Tonali’s move to Tottenham will instead go to a FIFA fund.
Tottenham Hotspur will play MK Dons in their first match of the preseason. Spurs begin their preparation for the new season, and fans are excited about the signings the club has made.
Sandro Tonali has recently joined Tottenham Hotspur in a deal that has made him the most expensive Italy international of all time, and the former Milan
Sandro Tonali was being linked with Manchester United and teams across Europe, but has completed a £100 million ($134m) transfer to Tottenham. Is that big-money move the result of a desire to live in London?
Newcastle United are ready to accelerate their summer transfer business by opening formal negotiations for Switzerland’s World Cup breakout star Johan Manzambi.
Tottenham Hotspur confirm Italy star Sandro Tonali will wear the No.16 shirt in North London next season. Italian midfielder Tonali has chosen the No. 16 at Tottenham for 2026-27, Spurs confirmed in an official statement on Monday.
Sandro Tonali is leaving Newcastle United as expected, but he’s not returning to Serie A, as he’s headed to Tottenham. The Spurs are paying a €116M package, bonus included, making him the most expensive Italian player ever, Tuttomercatoweb reports.
Fabrizio Romano has revealed that Sandro Tonali only wanted to join Tottenham this summer, despite reports linking the Newcastle United midfielder with Arsenal and Manchester City.
Manchester United’s summer rebuild continues to take shape as the club makes decisions over which midfield targets fit their long-term plans. The Red Devils have been linked with several options in the centre of the pitch.
Sandro Tonali has emerged as one of the most sought-after midfielders in the transfer market this summer, with Newcastle United reportedly accepting that several elite clubs are pushing to sign him ahead of next season.