Premier League footballer Ivan Toney is filmed hitting out at his OWN club as video emerges online of the striker saying ‘f*** Brentford’
- A social media video has emerged of Ivan Toney repeating the phrase *f*** Brentford’
- The 25-year-old was seemingly on holiday and is filmed alongside a female who says the same into the camera
- Toney is Brentford’s top goalscorer this season with six Premier League goals
- Toney has scored 40 goals in 76 appearances for since joining Brentford in 2020
Ivan Toney could be in hot water after being filmed saying ‘f*** Brentford.’ A social media video emerged of the Brentford striker, seemingly on holiday, repeating the phrase dismissing his own club and first said by a female he is alongside into the camera.
A Brentford spokesperson said: ‘We’re aware and investigating.’ Toney has been at Brentford since August 2020 and fired them to promotion last season with 31 goals in 45 games.
He is the Bees’ top scorer this season with six goals.
The video, which appears to have come from Snapchat, shows a lady first who says the words ‘f*** Brentford’.
The camera then moves to show a topless Toney wearing sunglasses, who puts two fingers up in a ‘V shape’ before repeating the same words.
The lady in the video then repeats ‘f*** Brentford’ one more time and laughs before the video is stopped.
Ivan Toney could be in hot water after being filmed saying ‘f*** Brentford’ in a video online
He repeats the phrase dismissing Brentford and first said by a female (above) he is alongside
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The clip also contained the words: ‘Ivan Toney moving mad looool,’ with a series of laughing emoji faces after it.
Sportsmail have contacted the 25-year-old striker’s agent for comment.
Toney has scored six goals and registered two assists in 21 Premier League appearances so far this season for Thomas Frank’s men.
Toney is Brentford’s top goalscorer this season with six Premier League goals in 21 games
Speaking at the end of last year, the former Newcastle forward praised his team-mates and said the club were ready to compete at the highest level.
‘From the starters to the subs we have quality all over the field. We’re missing some main players but the other boys came in and did great,’ the forward told the club’s official website after defeat by Manchester City.
‘It’s not just quality though – it’s wanting to work hard and knowing your job when you get in the team, and they did both.’
Toney fired the Bees to promotion last season with 31 goals in 45 Championship games
‘Everyone is always ready for the opportunity to play and the players who came in did well, but when we get everyone back we have a great squad and we can compete at the highest level.’
Toney has scored 40 goals in 76 appearances for since joining Brentford from Peterborough in 2020.
The striker – who last year was backed for an England call-up but remains undecided over his international future as he considers whether to declare for the Three Lions or Jamaica – was signed by Newcastle in 2015 from Northampton.
However, he made just four appearances for the Magpies having been sent on a series of loans to the likes of Barnsley and Wigan Athletic.