Brentford forward Ivan Toney could now be allowed to leave the club this summer for a much cheaper fee if reports are to be believed.
Ivan Toney has just one year remaining on his Brentford contract and the Englishman’s future under Thomas Frank is certainly no clearer.
Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are understood to be interested in Toney but not at the prices quoted by the London club.
HITC also reported that Atletico Madrid are keen on Toney this summer but the Premier League side were demanding £50 million.
However, if reports are to be believed this summer, Brentford have slashed their asking price for the Englishman this summer.
Ivan Toney’s price slashed by Brentford
According to a report from The Times, Brentford have reportedly slashed their asking price for the English forward.
The report states that Brentford would now consider offers of around £30 million for the forward which is a bargain considering the abundance of quality he possesses.
Back in April, HITC reported that Brentford expected Toney to depart the club this summer but there has been very little concrete speculation about the future of the Englishman.