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Arsenal and Chelsea could have their hopes of signing Brentford striker Ivan Toney reignited, as his £100 million price tag has been significantly reduced. Toney, who is expected to leave the Gtech Community Stadium this summer, has attracted interest from several Premier League clubs over the past year.
Initially, Brentford were demanding £100 million for the England international, which had dampened Arsenal and Chelsea’s pursuit due to concerns over profitability and sustainability. However, with Toney’s recent goal drought and his contract set to expire in 2025, the Bees may now be willing to sell him for a much lower fee.
According to Sky Sports reporter Florian Plettenberg, Toney could be available for as little as £30-£40 million. This reduced price could make him an attractive option for both Arsenal and Chelsea, who are in need of attacking reinforcements.
While West Ham had emerged as front-runners in the race for Toney’s signature, the recent developments have opened the door for Arsenal and Chelsea to potentially secure the striker’s services.
With financial constraints and points penalties affecting clubs this season, the £100 million price tag initially demanded by Brentford may no longer be realistic in the current climate. This presents a golden opportunity for Arsenal and Chelsea to bolster their attacking options at a more affordable price.
This article was updated 3 weeks ago