Man Utd will make a “formal approach” for Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali at the end of the season, according to Daily Mail reporter Craig Hope.
The journalist broke the news that Alexander Isak wanted to leave the Magpies last year, and he claims that United are now favorites to buy Tonali this summer.
While other teams, including Manchester City, Arsenal and Juventus, are said to be interested in Tonali, the Red Devils are the team most interested.
Newcastle will not sell the Italian international on the cheap, but they are realistic about the chances of keeping the player if he does not qualify for the Champions League.
Eddie Howe’s side are seven points adrift of the top 5 with seven games remaining, while they are 13 points behind Michael Carrick’s side in 3rd.
How much should Man Utd pay?
A fee of more than £100 million would likely be required to secure Tonali’s services. It should surpass the club’s transfer record. It currently stands at £89.3 million, paid for Paul Pogba in 2016.
This is a record that has stood for almost a decade, but an official offer for Tonali could exceed that figure if submitted in the next two months.
Fernandes supports Tonali’s steps
Hope also reported that Bruno Fernandes is one of the parties pushing the Red Devils to make a bid for the 25 year old player.
The Man Utd captain is said to be a big fan of Tonali, and he is clearly excited by the prospect of partnering him in midfield next season. This is a story that fans will have to keep an eye on over the coming weeks.
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