One of the soap operas of this summer in European football this summer was that of the coveted Sandro Tonali. It is not yet official, but the 20-year-old Brescia midfielder will play on loan at Milan (who will pay 10 million euros, with a purchase option of at least 20 plus bonuses). In this way, Milan beats their eternal citizen rival, Antonio Conte's Inter, who seemed to be about to sign the pearl of Brescia.
But despite the fact that the negotiations between Inter and Brescia seemed advanced, Tonali has opted to play this next season for Stefano Pioli's Milan.
In addition to those 10 million euros for the transfer and the aforementioned purchase option, Brescia would secure a percentage in a future possible transfer of Tonali to another club. Inter could be speeding up talks with Chelsea to sign N'Golo Kanté.