Tottenham's Spending Spree Continues: Tonali Joins in Record-Breaking Deal

Tottenham continues its aggressive push in the transfer market. After setting a new club record yesterday with an £85 million deal for West Ham's Matheus Fernandes, the North London club has today secured another signing that will shatter that benchmark. According to David Ornstein of "The Athletic," Tottenham has agreed to a £100 million deal for Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali – comprising £92.5 million upfront plus an additional £7.5 million in add-ons. This also marks the Magpies' second-largest sale, trailing only Alexander Isak's £125 million move to Liverpool a year ago.

With these acquisitions, Tottenham has now surpassed the £200 million mark in transfer spending this summer. The combined fee for Tonali and Fernandes stands at £185 million, following the earlier £52 million signing of Jan Paul van Hecke from Brighton. Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi, and Martin Dubravka were also brought in on free transfers.

"Sky Sports" reports that Tonali is set to earn over £275,000 per week at Tottenham.