Latest update claims Tonali is now Italy’s most valuable footballer of all time
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According to the latest updates from Transfermarkt, Tottenham Hotspur and Italy international midfielder Sandro Tonali...
According to the latest updates from Transfermarkt, Tottenham Hotspur and Italy international midfielder Sandro Tonali is now the most valuable Italian footballer of all time with a new market valuation of €90m.
Tonali became the most expensive Italian footballer of all time when he joined Tottenham from Newcastle in a deal worth €115m including bonuses and add-ons.
That move means that he is currently the most expensive and the second-most expensive Italian footballer of all time once his €70m transfer from Milan to Newcastle is factored in.
According to the latest update on Transfermarkt , Tonali’s most recent market valuation stands at €90m, as of October 2026, which is the highest an Italian footballer has ever been valued on the trusted transfer analysis website.
His previous valuation of €80m had previously been matched by Inter duo Nicolo Barella and Alessandro Bastoni at various stages, but no Italian player aside from Tonali has even gone beyond the €80m mark.
According to the latest information, Tonali ranks as the most valuable Italian footballer at €90m, Inter and Arsenal centre-backs Bastoni and Riccardo Calafiori come in joint-second at €65m, whilst Barella, Federico Dimarco and Pio Esposito are all valued at €50m.
Completing the top 10 are Gianluigi Donnarumma (€45m), Marco Palestra (€45m), Michael Kayode (€40m) and Honest Ahanor (€40m).
People in this story
- Gianluigi Donnarumma
- Sandro Tonali
- Riccardo Calafiori
- Marco Palestra
- Michael Kayode
- Alessandro Bastoni
- Federico Dimarco
- Honest Ahanor
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