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Newcastle vow not to repeat 'mistake' with Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon

Newcastle United has adopted a firm stance on potential summer transfers, intending to retain Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon while only considering offers if their valuation is met.
To avoid the 'Alexander Isak saga' from last summer, when the striker was sold to Liverpool for £125 million, the club plans to set clear, high price tags for prized assets.
Agent Giuseppe Riso suggested Newcastle may struggle to retain the 25-year-old Tonali if the team fails to qualify for European competition, currently sitting 12th in the Premier League.
Manager Eddie Howe recently reaffirmed his commitment to the midfielder, stating, 'The person that matters the most is Sandro. All I've ever seen from him is someone who is totally committed.'
Reports link Tonali to Manchester United, Arsenal, and Manchester City, though a £80m price tag has been set on the midfielder, who has missed just two league matches all season.

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