“He is at the peak of his powers” – Liverpool legend tells Chelsea to sign this £36,000 per week striker who may be the missing piece

“He is at the peak of his powers” – Liverpool legend tells Chelsea to sign this £36,000 per week striker who may be the missing piece

Football pundit Graeme Souness seems to be suggesting that Ivan Toney could be a valuable addition to either Chelsea or Arsenal.

After being sidelined for the past eight months due to a betting ban, the 27-year-old striker is poised to make his much-anticipated return to the Premier League. Brentford’s manager, Thomas Frank, has confirmed that Toney will lead the team in their upcoming league clash against Nottingham Forest.

Despite his extended absence from the pitch, Toney has become a subject of transfer speculation, particularly with rumors linking him to top English clubs, notably Arsenal and Chelsea. In a recent admission, Toney expressed his desire to join a prominent team where he could regularly compete for trophies, a sentiment that aligns with his age and aspirations.

Graeme Souness now appears to believe that the England international could play a crucial role for either of the two London clubs he’s been associated with, provided they can secure his services. Souness, as quoted by The Daily Mail, stated, “I can understand why Ivan Toney is openly declaring he wants to move to a big club now.” He highlighted Toney’s journey in football, emphasizing that, at 27, the striker is at the peak of his powers and faces a crucial moment in his career.

Souness believes that Brentford, despite their challenging season and injuries, may not stand in Toney’s way, especially considering the potential financial gain for the club. He sees Toney as a possible missing piece for Arsenal or Chelsea, both in need of a different type of attacker, and suggests that Toney’s skills could be a valuable asset for either team.

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