Ivan Toney’s goalless streak stretches to 10 games, raising serious doubts about his future.

Ivan Toney’s tenure at Brentford could be winding down, with only two games potentially remaining in his career at the Gtech Community Stadium. However, there’s also the possibility of him staying for another 40 matches or so.

The 28-year-old has been heavily linked with a move away from Brentford this summer, as his contract expires in 2025. Both Toney and the club have been quick to dispel such speculation.

Last season, Toney’s future seemed bright, with prospects of joining a European or title-chasing club, despite facing an eight-month football ban. However, interest in him is waning, and the option to acquire him is becoming less appealing.

Potential suitors have concerns about Toney’s peak years, his form after a prolonged absence from competitive play, and his commitment to his current club.

Toney’s recent performance statistics are alarming. He hasn’t scored in ten games, netting only four goals in 15 matches since his return in January. These numbers are so surprising that one has to double-check game logs for accuracy.

His lackluster display in the recent 0-0 draw with Fulham raised eyebrows among fans. Despite having something to play for, Toney’s effort was questioned, drawing dissatisfaction from supporters.

Even beyond regaining attention from top Premier League clubs, Toney’s hopes for a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad are uncertain. With Gareth Southgate likely to select only one backup to Harry Kane, competition is stiff, with Ollie Watkins being a favored contender due to his significantly higher goal contributions this season.

With just two games remaining this season, Toney’s chances to impress both England’s national team selectors and top clubs are dwindling.