Saudi Pro League side Al Ahli target £60m-rated Ivan Toney as the Brentford forward waits for other Premier League sides to make offers
- Toney had been set to leave Brentford this summer but deal has not been agreed
- He could now leave the Premier League as he waits for other offers to arrive
- Get breaking Premier League news straight to your phone on Mail Sport's new WhatsApp channel
Brentford's £60m-rated striker Ivan Toney is wanted by Al Ahli in Saudi Arabia who are willing to offer a three-year deal.
The 28-year-old remains an option for Premier League sides but is waiting on other deals falling into place.
Toney had been set to leave the Bees this summer, but no deal has yet been agreed with Brentford and any other side with the start of the Premier League on the horizon.
Brentford will start their top flight campaign at home to Crystal Palace this weekend, with Toney set to play a role - something few saw happening at the end of last season.
He has been involved in pre-season with Thomas Frank's side since returning from Euro 2024 with England, and could start in the capital this weekend.
![Brentford's £60million-rated forward Ivan Toney is wanted by Saudi Pro League side Al Ahli](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/15/00/88542385-0-image-a-72_1723679125782.jpg)
Brentford's £60million-rated forward Ivan Toney is wanted by Saudi Pro League side Al Ahli
![Toney could sign a three-year deal with the club and join the likes of Roberto Firmino](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/15/00/88542383-0-image-a-73_1723679128020.jpg)
Toney could sign a three-year deal with the club and join the likes of Roberto Firmino
![Bees boss Thomas Frank had been resigned to Toney leaving Brentford, but that has not yet happened](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/15/00/88542389-0-image-a-74_1723679130515.jpg)
Bees boss Thomas Frank had been resigned to Toney leaving Brentford, but that has not yet happened
-
PODCAST: Listen to Everything I Know About Me with Spencer Matthews
-
Graeme Souness on how Joe Fagan comforted him when his mum died
-
Graeme Souness: 'I don't really care if you like me or don't like me'
-
PODCAST: Stormy Daniels on how the indictment physically destroyed her
-
PODCAST: Stormy Daniels reveals that she's lost friends over Trump
He still wants to leave Brentford, but has just over two weeks for all parties to agree on his transfer.
Should he move to Al Ahli, he would join the likes of Edouard Mendy, Riyad Mahrez and Roberto Firmino.
Brentford, meanwhile, face losing another forward too with Wolves interested in Yoane Wissa as a replacement for Pedro Neto.
Neto joined Chelsea in a £54million deal earlier this week, and Gary O'Neil's side will now look to invest that money to strengthen their forward line.
Wissa, 27, joined Brentford from Lorient in 2021 and has played over 100 games for the club.