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Brentford head coach Thomas Frank has revealed Ivan Toney is heading for the exit door. "It's quite obvious that Ivan Toney will most likely be sold in the summer," Frank told Danish outlet Tipsbladet. "It can be expensive to sell your best player, but on the other hand, I also know that by summer, he'll only have a year left on his contract with us. "We also know what he's worth. I don't think there are many strikers in the world who are better than him right now. "He's a really good striker who is in his prime Football ing age. Personally, as a coach, I would prefer to keep Toney, but one day it could be fun to see him at a top team." Toney himself has been open with his aim to play for a 'top club', while he has also name-dropped two Premier League sides as potential suitors in the past. But where should Toney go? Who should move for him? Where would he be best suited? Let's break down the options... 5. Manchester Unite...

While they emerged from a 4-1 defeat with some credit left in the bank, Monday night's London derby couldn't have gone much worse for Tottenham Hotspur. The opening act was Ange Postecoglou's exuberant outfit at their swashbuckling best, and Chelsea looked set to receive a thumping on Mauricio Pochettino's not-so-warm homecoming. Instead, though, ill-discipline and woeful misfortune turned a potential party into an evening of debating where the manager's sky-high defensive line landed on the courageous/naive continuum. What should be said is that the hosts came close on three occasions to levelling the score at 1-2 despite their two-man disadvantage. Anyway, the night concluded with supporters concerned over the club's short-term outlook. Postecoglou will be without Destiny Udogie for Saturday's trip to Wolves and Cristian Romero for their next three, while Micky van Ven looks set for a prolonged period on the sidelines with a hamstring injury. Greater doub...