Ivan Toney has admitted his appreciation for Arsenal as speculation over his future at Brentford grows. The striker is currently serving an eight-month ban from football after breaching the Footbal…
Speaking on his future on Diary of a CEO, he said: “I don’t let this all affect me. It’s obviously going on in the background, when you get the chance in games I’ve got to score and keep doing well.
“Everybody wants to play at the top of the tree, not that Brentford aren’t there, but I feel like going to a big club and fighting for trophies is something everyone wants to do. “If the chance came along, then I’d have to look more into it. The manager knows I want to play at the highest level possible, whenever that time comes then so be it. My time at Brentford has been good, probably one of the best times of my whole career."
“The next club I go to, if I was to move, would be the right club," he added. “I've been a Liverpool fan my whole life, but from young I’ve liked Arsenal.
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