Arsenal Reopens Tonali Case

Arsenal Club has moved again to sign the Italian Sandro Tonali, a player from Newcastle United, as part of the club's plan to strengthen the midfield during the upcoming summer transfer window.

The website 'Tutto Mercato Web' explained that Arsenal resumed initial contacts with Newcastle after previously studying the deal last January, before negotiations stalled due to time constraints and the difficulty of completing it during the winter transfer market.

Coach Mikel Arteta places Tonali at the top of his priorities to strengthen the midfield, given the heavy reliance on Declan Rice throughout the season, especially during the team's journey towards winning the English Premier League.

Arsenal's management believes that including a player with Tonali's specifications would provide the team with greater balance and additional depth in the midfield, thanks to his physical and technical abilities and his experience in European competitions.

Arsenal is preparing to play the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain in Budapest on May 30, before the club's focus fully shifts to the summer transfer market.

The report indicated that Arteta continues to work on enhancing his squad after the strong deals the club made last summer, headed by Viktor Gyökeres, Martin Zubimendi, and Eze.

Tonali is considered one of the most sought-after names within Arsenal despite previously being suspended for ten months due to betting violations, before regaining his form with Newcastle and returning to the attention of major European clubs.