Team Talk reports on Manchester United's potential acquisition of Ivan Toney.

Manchester United are reportedly monitoring Ivan Toney as they consider a potential transfer this summer. The 29-year-old has performed impressively in Saudi Arabia since his move to Al-Ahli, netting 30 goals in all competitions last season. According to Mick Brown from Football Insider, Manchester United have been observing him and they believe he still possesses the ability to perform at the highest level. Toney is reportedly interested in returning to the Premier League, and Manchester United view him as a significant improvement over their current squad options. However, Al-Ahli may be reluctant to part with him and do not have financial pressures to sell their players. Consequently, Manchester United might face challenges in persuading them and are hoping that Toney will advocate for a transfer to facilitate the process.

Manchester United are reportedly plotting a move for Ivan Toney this summer. Manchester United have already been in touch with the Saudi Arabian club Al-Ahli and the player's representatives regarding a summer move, and they are optimistic of getting the deal done. The report claims that they are willing to offer a €35 million package for the player.

Manchester United are reportedly considering reigniting their pursuit of Ivan Toney now that Ruben Amorim is in charge. Toney had previously been on United's radar, but Erik ten Hag had vetoed his signing. There is speculation that Manchester United might act on this interest by summer or January 2026. Toney, who had established himself as a prolific striker by scoring 20 goals in 33 Premier League matches for Brentford during the 2022-23 season, moved to Al-Ahli in Saudi Arabia after United opted to sign Joshua Zirkzee instead. Al-Ahli paid £40 million for Toney, but it remains unclear how much they would demand to sell him. United, still in the market for a new No 9 to support Rasmus Hojlund, view Toney as a potential solution given his impressive record of 173 goals from 428 career appearances.