Tottenham were told to sign Ivan Toney to reach the 'next level'
Former defender Alan Hutton has urged Tottenham “Hotspur will sign Brentford star Ivan Toney this summer to reach the 'next level.'
The Lilywhites decided not to sign a new striker despite selling Harry Kane to Bayern Munich last summer. However, it seems they intend to do so before next season as they have been linked to a few names lately.
Santiago Gimenez, Albert Gudmundsson and Dominic Solanke have emerged as potential options, but Spurs are also reportedly interested in Toney.
The striker is reportedly set to leave Brentford this summer with his current contract set to expire at the end of next season. The Bees would be willing to let him leave the club and would demand remuneration. of around £60 million.
Now, speaking of Soccer insider informationHutton has said the Brentford star would be an “incredible” signing for Tottenham if they buy him as he has the qualities to take Spurs to the “next level”.
When asked who would be the right signing for Tottenham to reinforce their front line, Hutton said:
“Toney would be amazing, he would really elevate them to the next level.”
Toney to Tottenham
It has previously been reported that Arsenal and Chelsea They were also interested in signing the Englishman but have apparently decided not to go ahead with a deal to sign him.
manchester united have been suggested as a potential suitor for Toney so Tottenham can face competition from the record first division champions when it comes to securing any potential deal for him.
Toney enjoyed a stellar 2022/23 campaign but was suspended for the first part of last season after being found guilty of breaching betting rules. After his return, he helped his team survive relegation.
Having demonstrated his qualities in the Premier League over recent years, he has secured a place in the England squad and is set to play a key role for his nation at the Euros. So, Toney is a top-class striker and it would be a huge coup for Tottenham if they were to acquire him this summer.
