AC Milan is set to receive a significant financial boost following Sandro Tonali's transfer to Tottenham Hotspur. The Italian midfielder is leaving Newcastle United for a reported fee of 108 million euros, with Milan entitled to 10% of the plusvalenza generated from the sale.

This percentage translates to approximately 8.04 million euros for the Rossoneri, with an additional 1.62 million euros in solidarity contribution for Tonali's development. In total, Milan will receive around 9.66 million euros, providing a welcome influx of funds for the club's summer transfer budget.

The money from Tonali's transfer will give Milan's management greater flexibility to strengthen their squad and close the gap with top Serie A contenders. The club's financial prudence has paid off, with the Tonali deal showcasing the benefits of their forward-thinking approach.

Tonali's move to Tottenham marks a new chapter in his career, with the 2000-born midfielder reportedly thrilled to work under Roberto De Zerbi and excited about the London club's project.