Manchester United will make a FORMAL APPROACH to Newcastle for Sandro
Tonali at the end of the season, Daily Mail report.
Wanting to learn from last summer's Isak debacle, Newcastle would consider what works best for them if Tonali communicates that he wants to LEAVE the club.
Bruno Fernandes is said to have added his SUPPORT to an approach for Tonali.
According to
TEAMtalk, Man City are willing to offer Newcastle a 'selection' of players as part of a potential deal for the Italy international.
The report claims that Newcastle could be interested in goalkeeper James Trafford, who was linked with a switch to St James' Park before he returned to Man City last summer.
Rico Lewis, Issa Kabore and Juma Bah are also possible options if Newcastle decide to entertain a player-plus-cash proposal.
Tonali is not actively pushing for a move, but his representatives are 'exploring' possible options for the upcoming summer transfer window.
The TEAMtalk report suggests that he is open to joining another Premier League club.
Newcastle are expected to demand around £100m to consider parting ways with one of the key members of Eddie Howe's squad.
In addition to Man City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United have been mentioned as potential destinations for the Newcastle star.
The Citizens are also eyeing a summer swoop for Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson as part of their efforts to transform their midfield this summer.