🚨 SANDRO TONALI'S RETURNING?! NEWCASTLE NEWS

🚨 SANDRO TONALI'S RETURNING?! NEWCASTLE NEWS

[@billywoodward584]

As a Newcastle supporter I'd be crazy if I didn't what him to have a second chance, he's our player and another piece in Eddie Howes jigsaw to produce a great and powerful team in Premier league football. I can't wait to seem him back in the team hopefully at full strength team with no injuries.

[@nufcnewss]

Giving players a second chance and supporting their rehabilitation efforts can be crucial not only for their personal well-being but also for the team's success. Here's hoping for a strong comeback and a bright future ahead for Newcastle United under Eddie Howe's leadership! 🖤🤍 #NUFC

[@peternufc1981]

Be like a new signing when he comes back. what a player to come back into the squad 👍

[@nufcnewss]

Absolutely! Having a key player return to the squad can feel like a new signing, especially if they bring talent and experience to the team. It's exciting to anticipate their impact and see how they contribute to the squad's success. 🖤🤍 #NUFC

[@DarrenDelaneyMcDel]

We’ve had almost 14 players out all season mostly internationals . Newcastles been hard done to his betting was at Milan, punishing him furthers just daft .. can’t wait to see Tonali Bruno Joelinton Barnes Isak Gordon at SJP 🔥 honestly think we’ll challenge next season when we get them all back we’re still in Europe spots now with the worst injuries of any team ever

[@nufcnewss]

So it is 👍👍👍

[@user-bl5oq1kx5h]

yes i think he should abd he'll be unstoppable

[@nufcnewss]

Agreed, adding him to the squad could make Newcastle United even more formidable. His skills and energy could make a significant impact on the team's performance.

[@jr9channel]

Nice..

[@nufcnewss]

👍

[@aba100able]

I would probably back out of the national team if i was in his shoes. I wonder if they would have still done this if he hadn't left Milan.

[@nufcnewss]

👍👍👍

[@richardsales6996]

i think giving sandro more punishment just is not fair because your punishing the whole club including the fans but it must be made clear that when you are in this club you cant do things like this and get away with it but i think the point has been made its up to him now

[@nufcnewss]

It's a complicated situation, punishing the player too severely could end up unfairly impacting the entire club and the fans. I think you're right that the point has been made-Sandro knows he can't get away with this kind of behavior. Now it's up to him to learn from this and prove that he's moving forward. The club has to find the right balance of responsibility for the player whilst minimizing collateral damage to the team and fans. It's a delicate balance, but I trust the club's leadership to handle this in the best way for Newcastle United as a whole.

[@user-om6kg9vn9y]

the guy needs help it a horrible addiction like drinking help not punishment

[@nufcnewss]

Truly a serious problem that requires support and compassion. Punishment alone is often not the most effective approach; instead, offering help, understanding, and access to resources for treatment and support can make a significant difference in someone's recovery journey.

[@RumbleCo]

Get him back on the pitch !!! The ban, while somewhat understandable, was highly hypocritical, and far too severe. You can't swing a dead rabbit without hitting a team taking BIG money from the sponsorship of sports betting. His wrist is officially slapped for f*cks sake...let's play some football !!!

[@nufcnewss]

It's frustrating when a player receives a ban, especially when similar behaviors seem prevalent across the sport. Finding a fair and consistent approach to disciplinary actions can be challenging. Let's hope for a swift return to the pitch and a focus on the beautiful game. 👍👍