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Tonali's £4m Newcastle mansion rented for £13k a month after failing to sell

Sandro Tonali's six-bedroom Jesmond home, listed for sale a fortnight after his £100m move to Tottenham, has been taken off the market and is now available to rent for £13,000 a month following a lack of buyers.

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Tonali's £4m Newcastle mansion rented for £13k a month after failing to sell
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Sandro Tonali’s former Newcastle home — a £4 million, six-bedroom mansion in the upmarket Jesmond district — has been listed for rent at £13,000 a month after failing to find a buyer since going on the market in July.

The property was put up for sale just a fortnight after Tonali completed his move from Newcastle United to Tottenham Hotspur. With no sale materialising, it has since been withdrawn from the sales market and is now available to let.

The detached Edwardian-style residence comes with an indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, gym, and a games room fitted with a pool table, table football and a cocktail bar. Eight bathrooms, an open-plan kitchen with a central island, and manicured gardens complete the picture.

Tonali rented the Jesmond property during his time at Newcastle, and the house has previously been home to other players at the club. He joined Newcastle from AC Milan in 2023 and quickly became a popular figure with supporters and a favourite of then-manager Eddie Howe, before departing last summer shortly ahead of Howe’s own exit from the club.

The 24-year-old, reportedly earning £275,000 a week at Spurs, has endured a difficult start to life in north London. He is yet to register a goal or an assist in Tottenham’s opening five Premier League matches — a run that included a fixture against his former club — as the side sit bottom of the table with two draws and three defeats.

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