‘Unforgivable mistake’ – Newcastle star lambasted for letting country down, meant to be ‘great protagonist’.

‘Unforgivable error’ – Newcastle star criticized for failing his country; he was intended to be a ‘great protagonist’Upon learning that Sandro Tonali, a member of the Newcastle United staff, had engaged in football match wagering, repercussions were universally anticipated to be severe.

This resulted in many individuals being prepared for the 10-month suspension, but that does not mean the midfielder has been absolved just yet.

In fact, Gazzetta dello Sport rated the Newcastle star a 4/10 for his tenure under Luciano Spalletti’s new-look Italy on Wednesday, in an analysis of the team’s performance thus far.

The midfielder, who is destined to miss the Euros, will be forced to observe his countrymen compete from home at the following year’s Euros. He will profoundly regret his decision.Gazzetta notes that he would have been “almost certain” of a place in Spalletti’s squad for the Italy national team next season and ought to have been one of the “great protagonists” of his era with the club.However, as soon as it became apparent that an investigation would be conducted, the Newcastle player was eliminated from his manager’s plans.

Although Tonali “aspires to cease the habit” of gambling, the newspaper unequivocally declares that placing bets on football events was a “unforgivable error.”

They cite the case of Nicolo Zaniolo, who, despite being apprehended for gambling, refrained from placing bets on his own sport and was thus exempt from a suspension.An ‘unforgivable error’ was made by the Newcastle icon, who was intended to be a ‘great protagonist’ but let down his country.