England recruit Ivan Toney promises to make the most of World Cup chance
Ivan Toney claims he “never doubted” his England opportunity would come, with the Brentford striker vowing to seize his chance to make the World Cup.
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Ivan Toney claims he “never doubted” his England opportunity would come, with the Brentford striker vowing to seize his chance to make the World Cup.
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