Brentford manager Thomas Frank recently hinted in an interview that he feels that Chelsea target Ivan Toney will be sold in the summer.
Reacting to this, the Englishman told BBC after scoring in his side’s win over Wolves on Saturday (February 10): “I'm a Brentford player at the moment, nobody can predict the future.
“Whatever happens, happens but the main focus is do well for Brentford, keep them in the league and keep getting goals and three points.
“I see that as he doesn't want me. The manager has said what he's said but I can't make clubs come and get me. I've just got to keep doing what I do and that's score goals. What will be will be.”
Chelsea are reportedly interested in a possible summer move for Toney, but they might have to pay over £100m for the striker because of the Bees’ demands.
The Englishman has had a dream return to action after seeing out his suspension for breaching betting rules, and has scored three goals in just four games.
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