'Future Mrs Tonali' - Newcastle United WAG shares celebration snaps with Magpies' Carabao Cup hero
Newcastle United WAG Juliette Pastore has been enjoying her birthday celebrations with the Magpies’ star Sandro Tonali.
It’s celebration season on Tyneside this week - but it’s also been a big one for the household of Newcastle United Carabao Cup star Sandro Tonali. While everyone with an ounce of black and white in the blood is gearing up for the trophy celebration to end all celebrations on Saturday, the Italy midfielder has been toasting the 25th birthday of his soon-to-be wife, Juliette Pastore back in his homeland.
Pastore shared a whole host of images and videos of the pair out with friends and family celebrating her big day, just months before the duo are expected to tie the knot in the summer. Tonali and Pastore were in very high spirits as they shared laughs and jokes in front of the gathered crowd - with the Newcastle man even cheekily feeding Pastore some of her birthday cake with his fingers. Written on the birthday cake was the words, ‘future Mrs Tonali’.
The loved up couple, who parted ways briefly last summer after a years long relationship, appeared to rekindle, according to social media, around the start of the now historic 2024/25 campaign, in which Tonali has written his name into the history books of the Magpies, as they won their first domestic trophy, the Carabao Cup, on March 16, 2025. The 2-1 win at Wembley over runaway Premier League leaders Liverpool not only ended a 70-year wait for a domestic trophy, but also struck a line through a 56-year hiatus without major honours at St James’ Park.
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Newcastle United trophy celebrations confirmed
The celebrations for the pair continue on Saturday, when Newcastle United have an open top bus tour on the city, then a trophy celebration on the Town Moor.
Work is already underway to prepare the site - often used for festivals and the world famous Hoppings - in preparation for what could reach around 250,000 people coming out to show their love and support for the players after their historic efforts down in North London earlier this month.
A Newcastle United statement confirming the news, said: “Newcastle United has confirmed further plans for the club’s Carabao Cup celebrations, with the team set to have a bus parade before an event on the Town Moor.
“Eddie Howe’s side will celebrate their recent cup win with a city centre open top bus on Saturday 29 March, which will start at St. James’ Park, before making its way to the Town Moor for the celebration event.
“Extensive work and long-term planning behind the scenes have continued with Newcastle City Council, Northumbria Police, Freemen of Newcastle, the North East Combined Authority, NE1, Nexus and the emergency services.
“Newcastle United would like to thank all partners for the comprehensive planning and hard work throughout the process, as well as the meetings with the Safety Advisory Group. Further supporter information will be confirmed following additional meetings this week.”
Sandro Tonali Italy disappointment
It hasn’t all been plain sailing for Tonali this week, however, as the midfielder was part of his national team who lost out over two legs in the Nations League quarter finals to Germany. Tonali was a goalscorer in the first leg, even though his team lost 2-1. Italy then drew 3-3 in Germany, meaning they crash out at the last eight stage, 5-4 on aggregate.
As mentioned, though, Tonali, and likely Pastore, will be back on Tyneside this week to toast a trophy on the Town Moor.