Sandro Tonali gives Newcastle fans a taste of what to expect with stunning free-kick assist NUFC
Sandro Tonali showed Newcastle supporters exactly what he's about with a stunning assist for Italy under-21s.star was pulling all of the strings for his country from the middle of the park as his exquisite passing range causes allsorts of problems for France.
Tonali's impressive display will certainly have left supporters in Tyneside feeling very excited indeed.
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