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Scottish Sun
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
‘Gorgeous' – Sandro Tonali's stunning fiancee Juliette branded ‘most beautiful bride to be' in elegant outfit on hen do
SANDRO TONALI'S stunning fiancee Juliette Pastore was branded the 'most beautiful bride to be' while wearing an elegant outfit on her hen do. The couple, both aged 25, got engaged in March after a heartwarming romance dating back to 2019. 10 Juliette Pastore was hailed by fans as she enjoyed her hen do Credit: Instagram / @juliette_pastore 10 Juliette is engaged to Newcastle star Sandro Tonali Credit: Instagram @juliette_pastore 10 She painted the town red with friends Credit: Instagram / @juliette_pastore 10 Juliette puckered up with a bottle of booze Credit: Instagram / @juliette_pastore 10 She stunned in an elegant outfit Credit: Instagram / @juliette_pastore Juliette showed off a stunning ring to followers as the pair, who briefly split before rekindling their romance in 2021, were congratulated by pals. And now, Juliette has jetted off for her hen do ahead of the big day with Newcastle ace Tonali. She wore an elegant white dress and matching shoes for a night on the town with friends. Juliette first spent some time soaking up the sun at the beach. And as dusk fell, she headed out for a night on the tiles. One picture showed Juliette kissing a bottle of booze. While in another she posed with pals at a glamorous restaurant. And there were plenty of full glasses in sight as a waiter topped up their wine. Fans were quick to congratulate Juliette on her upcoming nuptials. One said: 'Stupendous.' Newcastle confirm first summer signing after pipping Barcelona, Real Madrid and Porto to Spanish wonderkid 10 The hen group enjoyed time on the beach Credit: Instagram / @juliette_pastore 10 They soaked up the sun with some wine Credit: Instagram / @juliette_pastore 10 Juliette received plenty of gifts Credit: Instagram / @juliette_pastore 10 She was treated to a meal at a luxury restaurant Credit: Instagram / @juliette_pastore 10 Juliette was hailed as the 'most beautiful bride to be' Credit: Instagram / @juliette_pastore Another declared: 'So special.' One noted: 'Beautiful.' Another added: 'The most beautiful bride-to-be of them all.' Juliette's party comes amid reports linking former AC Milan star Tonali with a return to Italy. It's reckoned Juventus are interested in a £33million deal which would also see a player head the opposite way. Ex-Aston Villa midfielder Douglas Luiz and Serbian striker Dusan Vlahovic have both been mentioned. But Tonali is seen as a key player by Eddie Howe, who is unlikely to sanction an exit this summer.
Yahoo
05-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Tonali breaks silence on Newcastle future, confirms Italy strategy
Newcastle star Sandro Tonali confirms he's happy at the club and doesn't want to 'break the bonds' he's built: 'I've found people who care about me, and I care about them.' Tonali is preparing for Italy's World Cup qualifying match against Norway on June 6. Advertisement The Azzurri trained at Coverciano this morning and will depart for Oslo this evening. Tonali spoke to Sky Sport Italia about the Azzurri's approach against Norway, but also discussed his future at Newcastle, sending a clear transfer message. Read more – New Italy injury blow as Kean set to miss World Cup qualifying games 'I'm happy where I am now. I've found people who care about me, and I care about them. I don't want to break any of the bonds I've built,' he said. Tonali 'happy' at Newcastle NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, ENGLAND – MAY 11: Sandro Tonali of Newcastle United celebrates scoring his team's first goal during the Premier League match between Newcastle United FC and Chelsea FC at St James' Park on May 11, 2025 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. (Photo by) 'I've had a lot of thoughts every day, but right now, I'm happy where I am.' However, the Newcastle star misses the Italian atmosphere when he's away. 'Sometimes, when I am away from Italy for a long time or during long breaks, I do miss coming home a bit, but I always come back with the national team and I always give my best,' Tonali added. Advertisement 'There's a group here that wants to be together and needs to be here, united. There's a desire to face these ten days as a real team, staying close and trying not to make things harder for ourselves. That's often where the teams struggle, and we're trying to keep things simple.' Tonali won the EFL Cup with his club in March, beating Federico Chiesa's Liverpool in the Final. Sandro Tonali celebrates on the Wembley pitch after winning the EFL Cup final with Newcastle in a 2-1 victory over Liverpool. (Picture @NUFC via X) 'It was beautiful because it was hard,' said Tonali. 'We weren't the favourites, and we never really have been. We beat Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea. We weren't the favourites in almost every match, but it was special also because when an unexpected team wins, all eyes turn to them. It was amazing to do it with a team that hadn't done it in 70 years, with incredible fans.' Advertisement The Azzurri will make their debut in the World Cup qualifiers against Norway tomorrow. Erling Haaland's country has already won two games out of two in Group I. Italy's tactic against Norway epa11976764 Italy's midfielder Sandro Tonali (R) celebrates after scoring the 1-0 goal during the UEFA Nations League quarterfinals first leg soccer match between Italy and Germany at the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium in Milan, Italy, 20 March 2025. EPA-EFE/Daniel Dal Zennaro 'We need to be smart and understand that against players of this quality, we have to take the ball away from them and try to keep it as much as possible. 'The match is long, 90 minutes is a long time, and both teams will want possession for extended periods. We don't want to let them control the game, and we need to start the match with that mindset. We know playing away is more difficult, but we're ready for anything. We're Italy and we must be prepared to face any team.' Advertisement Luciano Spalletti, Gianluigi Donnarumma, and Giovanni Di Lorenzo previously suggested that the Azzurri would need to keep possession for longer than Norway to secure a positive result in their upcoming meeting. Tonali scored six goals and provided three assists in 45 appearances across all competitions with Newcastle this season.
Yahoo
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Tonali scoops Men's Sela Player of the Month award for May
The midfield maestro became an instrumental figure after returning to action in August, helping the Magpies lift domestic silverware for the first time in 70 years alongside securing a top-five finish in the Premier League. His contribution during May included scoring the opener in a crucial win against Chelsea, which would ultimately have a major impact on the race for UEFA Champions League qualification. Advertisement Speaking as the squad celebrated a memorable campaign with a lap of honour at St. James' Park, Tonali told 'It wasn't the best result to finish on, but it was so important to qualify for the Champions League - everyone at the club has earned it this season. 'After the cup win in March, we had three or four days to enjoy the moment with club staff and people in the city, but then we became solely focused on our Champions League ambition. 'We started working towards our own mini league within the overall table and I'm pleased that we have been able to achieve another goal, in addition to lifting the trophy." Ahead of the summer break, World Cup qualifiers await the Italian international who was pleased to round off the domestic season with Sela Player of the Month recognition. Advertisement 'This season, we've secured a top-five place in the most difficult league in the world," he added. "We'll celebrate that achievement together first as everyone at the club has worked so hard for it. 'It's important that we then rest after the international games, have a holiday and be ready to restart the season. 'I'm also really pleased to finish the season with a Sela Player of the Month award, which I dedicate to this amazing team and the amazing people of Newcastle.'
Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Newcastle transfer implication as Juventus fight for Champions League spot
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Juventus will be forced to drop their main transfer targets, Victor Osimhen and Sandro Tonali, if they fail to qualify for the Champions League this season. The race for a Champions League spot in Serie A will likely have transfer consequences for Newcastle United given that one of their stars, Tonali, is a top Juventus target for next summer. Advertisement The Bianconeri lead Roma by just one point in the table, so a win in the season's final game at Venezia would send Igor Tudor's men straight to the 2025-26 Champions League. NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, ENGLAND – MAY 11: Sandro Tonali of Newcastle United celebrates scoring his team's first goal during the Premier League match between Newcastle United FC and Chelsea FC at St James' Park on May 11, 2025 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. (Photo by) Clearly, playing in Europe's elite competition next season would give the Bianconeri a much-needed financial boost, especially ahead of the summer transfer window. Gazzetta insists that Tonali and Osimhen are the main Juventus targets for the summer, although recent reports suggest the Napoli loanee is in talks with Al-Hilal and has rejected an offer from the Old Lady. As for Tonali, Juventus plan to use part of the Champions League revenue to make an offer for the Italian midfielder, but the Bianconeri would also be glad to include Douglas Luiz in the deal. Without Champions League money, Juventus' appeal and budget would naturally decrease, so the Bianconeri would look to Benfica's Florentino Luis as their main midfield target.
Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
PST's awards for 2024-25 Premier League season
Maresca hails Tonali and feels not enough to only stop Isak Enzo Maresca, Chelsea manager, admitted that Newcastle have many good players, not only Sandro Tonali and Alexander Isak ahead of their meeting in the Premier League. 0:41 Now Playing Paused Ad Playing
