Tottenham Hotspur reach an agreement with Newcastle United to sign midfielder Sandro Tonali in a deal worth up to £100 million, according to multiple reports. Sources state the fee is set at an initial £92.5 million, with a further £7.5 million available through add-ons, taking the total to the reported £100 million ceiling. The agreement is described as a club-record transfer for Tottenham, and some coverage also frames the move as a record fee for an Italian player.

Reports also note that Tottenham previously made a bid of around £80 million, which Newcastle rejected before talks progressed. Additional context in the coverage links the transfer with Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi’s plans for rebuilding, with Tonali expected to play a central role. Media accounts also describe the deal as part of a busy period of activity for Tottenham during the summer window.

While specifics beyond the reported structure of the fee are not consistently detailed across outlets, all sources discussing the matter describe the same overall agreement: Newcastle accept Tottenham’s offer and Tonali is set to join the Premier League club on the terms reported.