Toney’s stunning form before his ban saw London rivals Arsenal and Chelsea both going head-to-head for the attacker, while Tottenham have always been an outside bet too after Kane’s exit. “But they will have to pay a decent transfer fee to acquire his services because he is some talent.” “So there should be interest, and maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club. He is in the top five in the world, in my opinion.

“He was the third-highest Premier League goalscorer last season – one of them has gone to Germany now, so he’s up there as one of the best strikers in the division. “Yes, there will be lots of interest in Ivan in January. “There’s a real ambition from him and I can see in his eyes that he’s going to be better than he’s ever been I really believe that will be the case. He said, when speaking about Toney: “I am so excited for Ivan to come back because I see him out there in training and he is some player it looks like he’s never been away. Speaking to the club’s media team, Dykes was clearly hyping up the return of the 27-year-old, who he firmly believes is ‘one of the top five strikers in the world’, although any suitors ‘will have to pay a decent transfer fee’. That suspension comes to an end on January 17, and Dykes admits that there will be ‘lots of interest’ in the impressive frontman. The future of the £100m-rated England international has been the subject of intense speculation since the summer transfer window, despite his eight-month ban from football for breaching FA betting rules. Arsenal have seemingly been handed a massive lift in their chase to sign Ivan Toney after Brentford technical director Lee Dykes admitted that the striker could be on the move ‘very shortly’.

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