Spurs reached a historic agreement with Newcastle United for around £100 million (approximately €116 million), making this the most expensive signing in the London club’s history.
Negotiations moved quickly after the Italian midfielder gave the green light; he highlighted the influence of manager Roberto De Zerbi and family factors in his decision to accept the offer, which comprises a fixed fee of £92.5 million plus £7.5 million in achievable add-ons.
Tonali traveled to London for a medical and is set to sign a six-year contract running until 2032.
The player turned down interest from Manchester City and surpassed the signing of Portuguese player Mateus Fernandes to become Tottenham’s record acquisition.