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What Newcastle sources are now saying Sandro Tonali has been like in training recently
Multiple people around the Newcastle United training ground have lauded Sandro Tonali for his brilliant attitude since he received a ban for the rest of the season.
That is according to a report from , which notes that the Italian has been working closely with Eddie Howe’s staff to try and better understand the tactical demands of playing for the Magpies.
It has been an awful time for Sandro Tonali. , the midfielder is serving a 10-month ban for breaching betting guidelines in Italy.
Sandro Tonali has been brilliant around Newcastle training ground
That means that Tonali will not be able to play again for Newcastle until August next year – after the new campaign has already begun. Understandably, it is a big blow for Tonali and the Magpies.
reports that his teammates have rallied round Tonali, acknowledging that he is battling an addiction. And it seems that the 23-year-old is determined to make up for lost time when he returns.
According to The Athletic, several people around the Newcastle training ground have lauded Tonali for having a brilliant attitude. He is apparently working incredibly hard on certain aspects of his game, including adapting to the style Howe wants his team to play.
Midfielder planning up to make up for lost time
It is pleasing to see that everyone at Newcastle has got behind Tonali. Obviously, losing him for the season is a devastating blow from a football perspective, particularly with the Magpies struggling so much with injuries right now.
But it is so important that Tonali feels supported, particularly as he has only just moved to a new country. He is still only 23.
And clearly, Tonali is absolutely determined to do everything he can to make his mark upon his return and prove exactly why Newcastle spent to sign him.