News about Sandro Tonali

Eddie Howe has revealed that Sandro Tonali took a voluntary pay cut because he felt the 'guilt' of being banned so soon after joining Newcastle. The midfielder had made just 12 appearances following his £52million move from AC Milan when he was hit with a 10-month suspension for illegal gambling in Italy. Tonali continued betting on football as a Newcastle player and was this week given a suspended two-month ban by the Football Association. He will return to action at the end of August.

Sandro Tonali has been handed a two-month suspended ban and has been fined £20,000 after admitting to breaching betting rules. In March, Tonali was hit with 50 new allegations of betting on football matches after joining Newcastle.

CRAIG HOPE AT ST JAMES PARK: They may have saved it if they had not signed another midfielder, Kalvin Phillips. Both actors are making news. One for football betting and the other for betting on a West Ham career revival. Both of them are on to a good cause. The more Tonali is missing, the better a player he obviously becomes. The more Phillips plays, the worse it gets. Newcastle looked to the Manchester City outcast to fill the hole when they lost their £52 million marquee summer contract to a 10-month betting ban in October.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: It's never so simple to be wise after the fact, which is why there's a clip of an unwise yellow card circulated on social media. Sandro Tonali picked up when the going was fine. It's a tumultuous scene - the fourth official begged him to hurry up and Elliot Anderson was set to come on. Tonali? He sat still for a moment or two and then stepped forward, then walked back to the sidelines, before turning back to the referee, Andy Madley. Why so hesitant and agitated? It was only him who knew, but it was quite odd at 5-1.

Sandro Tonali hasn't been playing for Newcastle since October and will not return until August, according to Notebook, but a former Serie A referee and AC Milan 'team boss' has remained on Tyneside to help the midfielder. Andrea Romeo's family has migrated to live close to the player, but he is not employed by the club, who have their own player liaison network.

Earlier this season, Sandro Tonali was charged by the Football Association for 50 offences of the organisation's betting laws. It comes after the Newcastle player was suspended from competitive football in Italy for breaking betting rules.

According to news, Newcastle is considering a rare move to prohibit a Premier League opponent from signing any of their players this summer. After struggling to re-produce their outstanding last season under Eddie Howe, the Magpies have had a challenging season and are languishing in mid-table. Newcastle have also been plagued by a string of injuries to stymie their progress, as well as losing new signing Sandro Tonali to a ten-month ban.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek, a footballer from Milan, has reborn in Italy thanks to his work with AC Milan. Since his summer move to Newcastle, he has been a complete player, not only in the midfield but also in the lives of Rossoneri supporters. AC Milan, who chose the most cost-effective replacement for Italian midfielder Diego Perez, considered a calculated risk, with only spending £17 million (€20 million) on Loftus-Cheek.

After Newcastle's thrilling penalty shootout victory over Blackburn Rovers on Tuesday night, banned Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali made sure he was part of the team's festivities by FaceTiming a fan at Ewood Park. Through Anthony Gordon's 19 minutes from time, the Magpies led the way, but Sammie Szmodics' strike eight minutes later earned extra time, and the match eventually came to penalties. Newcastle beat Aberdeen on penalties to advance to the quarterfinals, and Tonali did not want to miss out on the jubilant scenes in the away end at full time. Martin Dubravka saved two-spot-kicks.

Sandro Tonali has been trying to improve his game after being banned from football for ten months. After admitting to illegal betting during his time with Italian clubs Brescia and AC Milan, the Newcastle midfielder is out of action until late August. Although the FA is still investigating whether Tonali placed bets after joining Newcastle United in July 2023, the 23-year-old is still trying to develop his general gameplay and resolve his personal challenges.

CRAIG HOPE: Callum Wilson's pectoral surgery and absence of up to three months could cost Newcastle United millions of pounds. Why? Well, my observations in January, when Atletico Madrid's loan application was rejected, was that Wilson would likely leave this summer. With his deal coming to an end in 2025 and him turning 32 this month, I'm told there is a mutual understanding between club and player that the time has come for a change.

Manchester United's Dan Ashworth has been designated as the No. 1 target in the hunt for a new sporting director. Ashworth, 52, works in Newcastle United, but it appears Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS have chosen the man to oversee recruitment at Old Trafford. United and Newcastle are expected to reach an agreement over Ashworth by early next week, according to Mail Sport. Both sides are planning a formal approach for the sporting director, and a prompt conclusion is the preferred result.

Neither Newcastle nor Sunderland were joking about the less than four years ago, with both clubs struggling under new ownership that was announced by the fans and in dire need of reform. But 2021 heralded seismic transition on both directions of the Tyne, first with Sunderland's takeover led by French businessman Kyril Louis-Dreyfus and Newcastle's blockbuster October sale to a consortium dominated by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund later this year.

Newcastle are more likely to do any transfer activity at the end of the January window than at the start, according to Eddie Howe. The Magpies have been plagued by injuries over the first month of the season, with more than any other Premier League team so far this season, while Sandro Tonali is out for the season after being suspended for ten months for ten months for violating betting rules.

As both teams left the Champions League at St James' Park on Wednesday, AC Milan replacement Samuel Chukwueze scored a spectacular late winner to seal a 2-1 victory over Newcastle United. Newcastle were going to the last 16 as a result of Joelinton's screaming first-half drive and Paris St Germain's trailed in Germany to Borussia Dortmund, at one point on a nerve-jangling peak to Group F. In the second half, Milan were still stronger, and Christian Pulisic equalized the hour after Olivier Giroud's passage.

After being barred from football for ten months in October due to illicit betting allegations, the 23-year-old midfielder will miss tonight's pivotal Champions League match against St James' Park. It's a must-win match for Newcastle and AC Milan, but they may not be able to make it out of the group stage regardless of the outcome, if Paris Saint-Germain defeated Borussia Dortmund in Germany.

CRAIG HOPE: Eddie Howe claims he has never seen a 17-year-old boy be thrown into such high-profile matches and perform like Lewis Miley, and the emergence of the 'unique' academy player could have a huge impact on Newcastle's plans to sign up for Sandro Tonali in January. In the Premier League against Chelsea last month, the midfielder made his full home debut against Manchester United and then played 90 minutes against Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester United. Howe's side won both domestic games and was only denied victory in Paris due to a contentious injury-time penalty. Miley was outstanding in all three categories and will fly to Everton on Thursday. When a move for Tonali, who is banned until August after breaking gambling laws, may have changed the club's thinking regarding New Year transfer market, admits Howe.

Ruben Neves has broken silence about a potential transfer to Newcastle United as he distanced himself from returning to the Premier League. Following Sandro Tonali's 10-month suspension, Eddie Howe's side was already planning a loan transfer for Neves, according to a previous story.

Manchester United's plans for Saturday night's Premier League match against Newcastle United were jeopardized after their flight was postponed. On Saturday morning, Erik ten Hag's crew was scheduled to fly north-east from Manchester Airport at 11 a.m. However, when the passengers arrived at the airport to drop their cars off at 10 a.m., they were told that due to the weather and technical difficulties, their flight was cancelled.

Newcastle's Jamie Carragher has slammed Newcastle for failing to do their "due diligence" before signing Sandro Tonali, and the club claims that they shouldn't be allowed to sign Ruben Neves. During the summer transfer window, the Magpies bought the Italian midfielder from AC Milan for £52 million. During his time with the Serie A club, Tonali was given a ten-month suspension from football for unlawful betting, effectively ending him out for the remainder of the season.

The seven Premier League clubs that lifted the ban on signing players from sister clubs have been revealed. After turbulence talks at a shareholder meeting on Tuesday, Premier League outfits voted against a provisional ban on new loan agreements between clubs with the same owners. The fast-tracked ban was not endorsed by the 14 top-flight members who had to implement the change, and it was rejected by only one vote after a 13-7 election was returned.

CRAIG HOPE: The likes of Newcastle and Southampton have voted AGAINST a provisional ban on new loan agreements between clubs owned by the same owners, implying that the likes of Newcastle will be able to work with PIF-backed teams from Saudi Arabia. In a shocking twist, the fast-tracked plan was not supported by the 14 top-flight members who were expected to carry out the reform, with only one missing out after a 13-7 vote was returned. Mail Sport reported earlier this month that a vote would be held on November 21 at the next Premier League shareholders' meeting on November 21. At the time, it was predicted that the motion would be accepted.

According to reports, AC Milan defender Alessandro Florenzi has been the latest Italian player to be investigated by authorities for suspected illegal gambling activities. Last month, Italian football was rocked by a controversy involving allegations of unlawful gambling, involving Sandro Tonali, Nicolo Fagioli, and Nicolo Zaniolo. Tonali and Fagioli have both been suspended for ten months and seven months respectively after serving out plea bargains with the FIGC, with Tonali reportedly refusing to wager on matches involving his former club AC Milan.

KIERAN GILL AT VITALITY STADIUM: In the language of the sports pages, the word 'injury crisis' can be overused. However, if you could practically cobble together a squad capable of winning Premier League games out of Newcastle's absences, it is safe to say they have earned its use. Miguel Almiron's deflating loss only escalated the issue plaguing Eddie Howe's crew. Bruno Guimaraes and Sandro Tonali were suspended for the trip, turning their list of crocked players into double figures. Callum Wilson was sidelined after suffering his hamstring, Alexander Isak due to his groin, Dan Burn because of his back, and so on. Lewis Miley, 17, made his first Premier League appearance in midfield and 18-year-old Ben Parkinson made his debut as a striker.