Por qué Sandro Tonali resuelve el mayor problema del Newcastle United



La transferencia de Sandro Tonali a Newcastle podría terminar costándole a los Magpies £ 70 millones, y esa es una cifra que tiene a varios expertos preguntando si es un movimiento inteligente dada la falta de una forma clara de impactar a su nuevo club. Pero el diverso conjunto de habilidades del italiano es en realidad lo que Eddie Howe ha estado pidiendo a gritos… SUSCRÍBETE: SITIO WEB: Sigue a FourFourTwo en: Instagram: Facebook: Twitter:

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33 comentarios en “Por qué Sandro Tonali resuelve el mayor problema del Newcastle United

  1. alan brown

    Thanks for this excellent analysis. Totally agree mate.
    One more thing Tonali offers is added cover in case of injury.
    We struggled when Bruno was not 100% last season, Tonali offers the depth we so desperately need.

  2. Joshua Logan-ross

    I've got faith in howe and what he does on the training fields to bring Tonali onto a new level in time.

    People forget, he's only 23, he's got loads of development time in him, he's going to play alongside powerful, quality midfielders, in joelinton, longstaff, willock, Bruno. Who all bring something different but what they all have is a high work rate. He's got great experience for his age, he's played in champions league knockout games, he's won titles, he's won player of the year in serie B. And he's a dedicated professional to his craft. His work rate along with howes ability to improve players and understand their tactical awareness should hopefully lead to a brilliant match.

    It's going to be an extremely tough season next season. Top 6 might even be extremely challenging with the likes of Liverpool, spurs, Chelsea all improving and will come much stronger after their blips. They've also all invested in quality players.

    So if newcastle can again compete for the top 4 that will probably be an even bigger achievement this season coming.

    hopefully at least 2 more first team signings through the door to support what we already have.
    A left back and a winger ideally as the biggest priorities.
    Another young CB to push behind Fab Schar would be perfect too. But we'll see what happens.

  3. Kendo

    Great individual video analysis … and one that doesn't just regurgitate the current pervasive misconstrued narrative of "he affords Bruno to move upfield" or "he replaces Longstaff" … I can see why he ticks so many of Howe's boxes!

  4. David Robinson

    The key point here was the mention of Jonjo Shelvey. We missed him whatever anyone says and more importantly, Bruno missed him. Shelvey allowed Bruno to play higher up if thing weren't working but he was shite at covering our back four. Tonali is the player to fix that.

  5. flyer 1

    Whoever is in charge of Newcastles transfers is superb! How have Man U spent 60 million on Mount and Spurs 40 Million on Maddison and Newcastle manage to go under the radar and get this lad for just over 50! Impressive business

  6. budweizer100

    Excellent vid! I've watched highlight vids, I've heard Milan fans' disappointment, I've heard Sky Sports' Italian football correspondent say how good he is and what his strengths and weaknesses are, but I haven't heard anyone relate his abilities so well into what Newcastle need. Thank you.

  7. Scott

    Another thing not touched on is just the additinal depth we have now. How many points did we drop last season with spells where either Longstaff or Bruno were injured? Tonali can do both those roles and keep points ticking over when injuries and suspensions start building.

  8. Helium Freak

    I think what Eddie howe has shown us in the past year and a bit is that he's been able to get things from players that they themselves didn't even know they could do. I'm not saying this will be the case now but I am interested to see what Eddie can bring out of tonali

  9. Kiliyn Pattison

    i honestly think hes come in to start in the 3 with bruno and sean, with willock and joe as back up, joe playing left with maxi cover, gordan and miggy on the right wilson isak up front. Eddie has such faith in sean for a reason. Willock is like our milner, he can play all over the front hes so versatile important to have. the squad eddie is building is going to be scary by next summer especially if we make top 4 or champions league again

  10. Ad Ac

    The way your green table stays in frame for your "talking head" shots makes it looks like a windows Taskbar is always under your video 😂 fyi

  11. FuzzyHacks

    I'm loving the look of a Mid 3 of Tonali/Bruno/Joelinton.

    The crazy part is all three cost a combined total of £129 million with Bruno being the cheapest.

    Bruno £34 million
    Joelinton £40 million
    Tonali £55 million

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