FORMER Manchester United star Dion Dublin has urged the club to snub a move for Harry Kane and go for his England team-mate.
The Red Devils reportedly view the Tottenham star as their priority for the summer transfer window.
The club have already started to make moves to bring him in and are ready to give Kane £300,000-a-week.
However, Dublin, who played 15 times for Man Utd, thinks that the club should instead go for Brentford captain Ivan Toney.
Dublin told William Hill: "In my opinion, he is good enough to go and play for Manchester United, and I think he’d only get better if he went there.
"Erik ten Hag likes a big striker and they need a proven goalscorer so maybe they should take a look at Ivan Toney."
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The forward has been in impressive form this season, helping the Bees mount a challenge for a European finish.
He has netted an incredible 19 goals in 30 Premier League matches this term.
The 27-year-old has been linked with a move to Man Utd in the past and the club were reportedly monitoring him.
However, rumours suggest that a transfer could be prevented by Toney expecting to a receive a lengthy ban after betting breaches.
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He has pleaded guilty to as many as 232 charges and the FA investigation continues.
Brentford have reportedly put a £50million price tag on his head.
Chelsea have also been linked with the striker.
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