Newcastle sets €115m price tag for Tonali amid Manchester United interest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 6, 2026, 1:20 PM
Last updated Jun 6, 2026
Newcastle United has reportedly placed a €115 million price tag on midfielder Sandro Tonali, amid interest from Manchester United, Arsenal, and Manchester City. Tonali, who joined Newcastle from AC Milan for €60.8 million, is being targeted as Manchester United seeks to revamp their midfield. Reports indicate that United's current bid is valued between €90 million and €100 million, falling short of Newcastle's asking price. This continues a trend of speculation surrounding Tonali's potential move so early in the transfer window.
- •Newcastle asks for €115 million for Sandro Tonali.
- •Manchester United is currently the frontrunner for his signature.
- •Tonali has been linked with a transfer for several weeks.
- •United's bid ranges from €90 million to €100 million.
- •A sell-on clause means Milan could benefit if Tonali is sold.
- 1:20 PMYahoo Sports — Report Newcastle set Tonali price tag at €115m for Manchester United
"Italy international Sandro Tonali could leave Newcastle United for €115m, claim reports, with Manchester United the favourites ahead of Arsenal and Manchester City, which could help Milan.There have...
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