Tottenham legend Chris Waddle has seen no signs that one of Spurs’ summer signings is worth the fee that the Lilywhites paid for him. While…

Former Tottenham and Newcastle player Chris Waddle claimed Tottenham overpaid by spending over £100m on midfielder Sandro Tonali, describing his performances as average. Speaking to Bet Pack, Waddle suggested Newcastle supporters and management will be delighted with the fee received, noting that Tonali has struggled to make an impact in North London.
Despite the criticism, Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi has publicly backed the 26-year-old Italian international to succeed. The article notes Tonali has also faced scrutiny from Italian media following recent international performances, with pundit Graeme Souness similarly questioning whether the midfielder justifies his £100m price tag.
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