Manchester United 'seriously working' on 86m Sandro Tonali move, as their first summer transfer: report
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Manchester United 'seriously working' on 86m Sandro Tonali move, as their first summer transfer: report
"Manchester United are pursuing a move for Sandro Tonali, with the Newcastle United midfielder open to the move. The Magpies were spectacularly knocked out of the Champions League at Camp Nou last night 8-3 on aggregate and currently sit ninth in the Premier League, with hopes of getting back into Europe's premier competition dwindling with just eight matches of the season remaining."
"Regardless of whether or not the Red Devils choose to appoint current interim boss Michael Carrick on a permanent basis, midfield will be a major area of investment this summer. The re-emergence of Kobbie Mainoo in the centre of the park has been a major positive of Carrick's reign so far, but with Casemiro set to depart the club on a free transfer and Manuel Ugarte having seriously underwhelmed since his transfer from Paris Saint-Germain, the 13-time Premier League champions are searching for another no.6 to partner their homegrown talent."
"New information from Christopher Michel of absolutfussball.de has now been relayed by TEAMtalk, with the journalist revealing in a post on X (formerly Twitter) that United are seriously working on a move for Sandro Tonali and that the Italian is quite open to a move to Manchester."
Manchester United are actively pursuing Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United, with the Italian midfielder reportedly open to the transfer. Newcastle's recent Champions League elimination and ninth-place Premier League position suggest potential summer departures. Manchester United view midfield as a major investment area, particularly following Casemiro's planned departure and Manuel Ugarte's underwhelming performance. Kobbie Mainoo's emergence provides a positive foundation, but United need another defensive midfielder to partner him. Both Manchester United and Arsenal are monitoring Tonali, though Arsenal may prioritize other Newcastle targets like Tino Livramento and Anthony Gordon.
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