Tomorrow, Sandro Tonali, at 11:30 am, Italian time, will fly to London where he will report for his medical visits with Tottenham. The Italian midfielder decided to reject Manchester City's proposal, opting to accept Roberto De Zerbi's challenge. The deal is closed for 116 million euros, between a fixed amount and bonuses, an amount that will rewrite the history of the Italian market. Tonali thus becomes the Italian player who was paid the most for, surpassing the old record held by Mateo Retegui, transferred from Atalanta to Al Qadsiah for 68.25 million euros. This monumental investment by Tottenham aims to build a competitive team around the young midfielder. Tonali's monumental transfer also benefits Milan and Brescia, who have receivables due to previous agreements. Milan reserved 10% of the future sale of the player, which results in revenue of around 10 million euros, in addition to an additional 1.5% linked to the solidarity mechanism. Due to Tonali's long stay in Brescia's youth setup, where he made his first-team debut, the club benefits from a higher percentage in the solidarity mechanism, which is around 3.5%.