Tottenham in Talks for…

Tottenham is poised to break their transfer record for the second time in a matter of days, having reached an agreement with Newcastle United to sign Sandro Tonali for a total that could go up to £100 million ($133 million), according to sources.

Initially, Spurs had an offer of £75 million turned down on June 20, but they maintained discussions and returned with a revised proposal that matched Newcastle’s asking price.

The agreement reportedly features a base fee of £92.5 million with an additional £7.5 million contingent on European qualification.

There are not expected to be any issues with the personal terms, as Spurs have received indications that the Italy midfielder is keen on a move to north London.

This announcement comes just a day after Tottenham agreed to a record £85 million deal with West Ham for Mateus Fernandes.

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Previously, the highest fee Tottenham paid for a player was £65 million for Dominic Solanke from Bournemouth in 2024.

Tottenham is committed to supporting head coach Roberto De Zerbi after a close call with relegation last season. They have already made four signings, including Jan Paul van Hecke from Brighton, as well as three players acquired on free transfers: Martin Dúbravka, Marcos Senesi, and Andy Robertson. They have also confirmed a £50 million deal for Luka Vuskovic to move to Brighton.