Newcastle: season over for Sandro Tonali who will ultimately not play against Wolves

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Newcastle: season over for Sandro Tonali who will ultimately not play against Wolves

New twist in the Sandro Tonali case. A time announced eligible to participate in the Premier League meeting between Newcastle and Wolverhampton this Saturday, under the effect of the non-effectiveness of his 10-month suspension in the context of the illegal betting affair, the Italian should not ultimately not answering the call.

According to The Athletic, FIFA took up this Friday the request of the Italian football federation, which demanded an immediate effect of the suspension of the player at the international level. The media specifies that Tonali is no longer eligible for Eddie Howe. Wednesday against Dortmund, the Italian probably played the last match of his season.

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Manu Tournoux

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