Man United makes a wild opening offer for a striker in the Premier League with 72 goals and 22 assists.

Toney has stated that he is searching for a new challenge, and he only has one year left on his present deal.

Toney announced his plan to quit Brentford earlier in the season by switching representation and appointing super agent Jonathan Barnett.

Many saw this as a blatant sign that he wanted to look for chances elsewhere.

The 28-year-old is apparently attracting interest from a number of elite teams, including Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham.

Manchester United seems to have made the first real move out of all of these suitors. A Spanish story, which TEAMtalk quoted, claims that Manchester United has made a preliminary attempt to get Toney to leave Brentford.

According to reports, Brentford received a bid from the Red Devils for the striker that was “close to €70 million” in the beginning.

The proposal is purportedly a component of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s plan, as a new shareholder, to create a stir in the transfer market.

Ratcliffe hopes to “surprise the football world” with this audacious initial attempt, and it is anticipated that he will make big changes to the team.

It is anticipated that Ratcliffe’s impact would go beyond player acquisitions. He is anticipated to make a number of changes in the next window, shaking things up.

Behind the scenes, there has already been some reorganization, with some new personnel taking up important roles.

As the team attempts to reorganize its roster under new ownership, a number of players are anticipated to be let go and several new players to be added.