Thomas Frank demands Toney ‘glad to remain’ at bees in the midst of Arsenal and Chelsea links

Thomas Frank demands Ivan Toney is “glad to remain” at Brentford

following gossipy tidbits about a January exit.

Toney, 27, is right now serving an eight-month FA ban for betting breaches

yet will be accessible for choice in the future on January 17.

At that point, however, the England striker will have year and a half left on

his contract and there are reports both Arsenal and Chelsea are keen on signing him.

In any case, suppress those accounts, Bees’ boss Straight to the point said:

“I believe that he should remain. Ivan is glad to remain.

“He is cheerful at the club. What occurs in what’s to come is difficult to figure.”

In spite of his boycott happening in the end phases of the time,

Toney partook in an exciting 2022-23 mission that saw him score 20 goals in 33 Premier League games.

Blunt, 50, added: “He’s a top player, quite possibly of our most significant player,

on the off chance that not the main last year.

“Any player that can score 20 or more goals in the Premier League is extremely, significant.

“Ivan’s range of abilities as far as completing capacities with his left and right [foot],

heading and self-control in those minutes and his connection up play and his presence,

character, is an excellent bundle.”

Ongoing reports recommend Brentford will interest up to £100million for any side that desires to sign their star striker during the mid-season window.

On those tales, Frank said: “It’s not [up to] me to put a sticker price on him, it’s down to the club.

Yet, I’m content with him.

I truly want to believe he plays here perpetually and I’m the mentor.”

Toney will stay missing as the Bees have West Ham on Saturday evening as

they hope to expand on progressive triumphs over Burnley and Chelsea.

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