What the Italian media is saying about Sandro Tonali following his “absurd” Newcastle United goal

What the Italian media is saying about Sandro Tonali following his “absurd” Newcastle United goal Sandro Tonali’s “spectacular” goal in the victory over Brentford has elicited an outpouring of excitement from

 

the Italian media, which is nearly as enthusiastic as Newcastle United supporters. After winning the Carabao Cup, Newcastle United was compelled to awaken from their reverie upon their return to Premier League action on Wednesday. In a challenging match against Brentford at St. James’ Park, the celebrations concluded as Champions League qualification became the primary objective.

 

 

 

 

Eddie Howe’s team initiated the game with enthusiasm; however, the Bees responded by mounting an impressive comeback. Nevertheless, Alexander Isak capitalised on the half-time whistle to secure the lead. Bryan Mbuemo scored a penalty after Nick Pope fouled Yoane Wissa in the area, bringing Brentford back to the game after the break. Newcastle was shaken, and Sandro

 

 

 

Tonal I a bizarre and superb goal to secure the three points just as their visitors were attempting to press the issue. The media in Tonali’s home country of Italy has responded to his accomplishment.Sky Sports Italia referred to the goal as “absurd,” while Corriere dello Sport described it as “an almost impossible goal — a right-footed shot from a difficult angle and long range on the right.” Ultimately, Gazzetta dello Sport referred to it as a “masterpiece” and a ”

 

 

 

 

wonder,” stating that “a Tonali magic launches Newcastle into the Champions League zone.” “On the right sideline, the Italian player unleashes a ground-to-air cross that catches everyone off guard, culminates in the top corner, and ultimately determines the outcome of the Brentford match.” The English media’s assessment of Tonali’s remarkable performance However,

 

 

 

 

Tonal is did not only impress the Italian press; the English media were equally enthusiastic about the endeavour. According to BBC pundit Pat Nevin, “Where on Earth did that originate?” “You are not entitled to score from the angle from which Tonali shot that.” “He has pinged it in, but 99.9% of the time, it is a cross.” I cannot guarantee that he intended it, but that is an objective.