The FA has opened an investigation into whether Sandro Tonali breached betting rules after his move to Newcastle United
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Dan Ashworth: Newcastle internally investigating Sandro Tonali transfer after 'massive shock' at betting breachesNewcastle sporting director Dan Ashworth has spoken of his 'massive shock' at the Sandro Tonali's ban and confirmed the club are internally investigating the transfer.
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FA launch new investigation into Sandro Tonali to discover whether midfielder broke betting rules after...Newcastle are expecting Tonali to receive a lengthy ban for illegal betting activity, but talkSPORT's Jordan is concerned that Tonali's agent claiming his client has an addiction could 'diminish' those who are actually addicts.
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FA open probe into whether Tonali broke betting rules after Newcastle move with ‘further sanction’ mootedThe Football Association have reportedly opened an investigation into whether Sandro Tonali broke betting rules after he moved to Newcastle United.
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Newcastle’s Dan Ashworth on Tonali, the January window and loans from Saudi ArabiaNewcastle's sporting director, Dan Ashworth, reflects on Sandro Tonali's suspension and how Newcastle might react in January
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Dan Ashworth explains why Newcastle could be blocked from signing Tonali replacementPIF-owned Newcastle might not be able to sign players from PIF-owned Saudi Arabia clubs? Yeah, fair enough.
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