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'They're not gonna go away' | Why rejected £80m bid for Tonali isn't end for Spurs

'They're not gonna go away' | Why rejected £80m bid for Tonali isn't end for Spurs
Sky Sports Football Sunday 21 June 2026, 07:35 UTC 1 min read
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Sky Sports' Michael Bridge explains why Spurs' pursuit for the Italian midfielder isn't over.

Sky Sports' Michael Bridge explains why Spurs' pursuit for the Italian midfielder isn't over. [Image text:] HOTSPUR noon skysports news
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