Brentford have accepted a £40million offer from Al-Ahli for Ivan Toney, the PA news agency understands.

England forward Toney has attracted interest from Premier League clubs, including Chelsea, but is now set for a medical ahead of completing a move to the Saudi Pro League outfit.

The 28-year-old has one year left on his Brentford deal and has yet to feature in a Bees matchday squad this season ahead of a potential move away from West London.

Al-Ahli have also reportedly agreed a deal with Napoli striker Victor Osimhen, but it is uncertain if signing Toney will affect their move for the Nigeria forward.

The PA news agency also understands that Arsenal have agreed a deal to sign Bournemouth goalkeeper Neto on a season-long loan.

A little update on the Jadon Sancho situation – Fabrizio Romano reports that Chelsea have tabled two different offers for the England winger.

“One proposal is loan with buy option clause, the other one with obligation to buy” reports the Italian.

He hasn’t gone into detail on the different terms, but does add that “Chelsea also reached total agreement with Jadon Sancho on personal terms”, so it is “up to Man United now”.

Liverpool midfielder Stefan Bajcetic has joined RB Salzburg on loan for the season.

The young Spaniard, who was linked with Barcelona, joins a side managed by former Reds assistant manager Pepijn Lijnders, who was appointed head coach in the summer.

A quick update on Newcastle’s interest in Elanga – Forest have already rejected the bid of around £35m, according to Sky.

Reports elsewhere suggest the offer would have to be ‘too good to turn down’ in the eyes of the Forest hierarchy.

Another report from Fabrizio Romano, and this time it regards a former target for Man City.

Icelandic striker Orri Óskarsson is on the verge of joining Real Sociedad for a package totalling around €20m, according to the Italian.

Oskarsson had been a City target as back-up for Erling Haaland, but the club cooled their interest earlier this week. The 20-year-old is seen as a hot prospect across Europe.

A new target has emerged for Newcastle – former Manchester United winger Anthony Elanga.

Sky Sports reports that the Magpies are “exploring a late deal that could cost £35m+” for the Sweden international.

The mini report adds that Forest have no desire to sell Elanga, and “it would take a lot more than that figure to give it a serious consideration”.

Newcastle reportedly Elanga as part of the deal that took Elliot Anderson to Forest earlier this summer.

Romano is also reporting on Ivan Toney, and he claims that a deal for the England striker is close to being agreed between Al Ahli and Brentford.

He says that “medical tests [have been] done in London”, with Toney on the verge of becoming an Al Ahli player this evening.

Romano had earlier reports that the Saudi club would only sign one of either Toney or Osimhen – he adds that the “Osimhen deal is in TOTAL stand-by” at the moment.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Spurs midfielder Giovani Lo Celso has completed a move to Real Betis.

The Italian adds that the deal has been “completed with Jhonny Cardoso as part of the agreement”.

Various reports coming out of Italy suggest Victor Osimhen is very frustrated with Napoli, who he believes are blocking his departure for Chelsea as they hold out on the fee. Osimhen has supposedly made clear his preference to move to the Premier League.

A move to Al Ahli broke down and Ivan Toney appears to be the Saudi club’s choice, so could Osimhen still be Chelsea-bound tonight?

Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna remains relaxed as the club works on a potential deal for Chelsea striker Armando Broja ahead of the transfer deadline, but insists he has full faith in the squad as it is.

Town have been exploring a loan move with an obligation to buy for Broja, who is carrying an Achilles problem but has still been called into the Albania squad for the upcoming international break.

McKenna, though, admits it is “less likely than likely” the Suffolk club will be able to complete any more transfers ahead of Friday’s 11pm deadline, with reports also suggesting interest in Middlesbrough striker Emmanuel Latte Lath.

“There has been discussions with Armando (Broja), that is not a secret, and it is not a secret that he has got an injury issue,” the Ipswich manager said.

“The clubs are ongoing with discussions, it has to be the right thing for all parties. It has to be the right thing for us – that he can come and have a positive impact at a point in the season.

“It has to be the right thing for Armando, as it’s a very important moment for his young career, and the right decision for Chelsea, so those parties are continuing to discuss. We will see what is right and hopefully the best resolution will be found by this evening.”