June 19, 2025
“it’s crazy"- Phil Foden stunned by ‘unbelievable’ player who has agreed personal terms to join Tottenham

**Tottenham Target Impresses Phil Foden with Stunning Feat**

Tottenham Hotspur have had a strong start to the transfer window, re-signing Timo Werner on loan and securing deals for Archie Gray and young Lucas Bergvall. However, their business isn’t over yet, as they aim to bring in more players before the window closes in August, including a new striker.

One player linked with Spurs who has recently impressed everyone, including Manchester City star Phil Foden, is Brentford striker Ivan Toney.

**Phil Foden Amazed by Ivan Toney’s Performance**

Brentford striker Ivan Toney, who is heavily linked with a move to Tottenham this summer, has caught the attention of many, including Phil Foden. Toney is in the final year of his contract and is unlikely to extend his stay with Brentford. Any potential move will likely occur after England’s participation in Euro 2024.

Reports suggest that Toney has already agreed on personal terms with Tottenham, who are in need of a new striker. Toney’s abilities, including his penalty-taking skills, make him an attractive option for Spurs.

During England’s quarter-final match against Switzerland at Euro 2024, Toney impressed by converting a penalty without looking at the ball. Phil Foden, who had been subbed off before the shootout, praised Toney’s technique in an interview with talkSPORT, calling it “crazy” and highlighting Toney’s ability to generate power without looking at the ball.

**Tottenham’s Offer for Toney**

Ivan Toney has been open to leaving Brentford for some time. Despite missing the first half of the season due to a ban, he was on the radar of big clubs in January 2024. Brentford, however, were not willing to let him go for a low fee.

Currently, Brentford are demanding £60 million for Toney, while Tottenham are only prepared to offer £45 million. With Toney reportedly having agreed on personal terms with Spurs, it remains to be seen if the two clubs can reach a compromise on the transfer fee.

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