The Post: Brentford striker Tony was photographed insulting his own team

According to the Daily Mail, Brentford striker Ivan Tony was photographed on social media abusing the team.

The video on social media shows the striker appearing to be on vacation, repeating the phrase "f*** Brentford" and he could be in trouble. In response, a spokesman for Brentford said: "We know about this and we are investigating. Tony has been playing for Brentford since August 2020 and has scored 31 goals in 45 games last season to help the team upgrade.

Tony is also Brentford's top scorer of the season, scoring six goals.

The video, from the Internet, begins with a woman saying a dirty word, then the camera moves to Tony, who is naked in sunglasses, and he compares two fingers to a V before repeating the phrase.

So far this season, Tony has made 21 appearances for the team in the Premier League, scoring 6 goals and having 2 assists. Late last year, the former Newcastle striker praised his team-mates and said the club was ready to compete at the highest level. "From starters to substitutes, we all have fairly thick bench depth on the pitch. We're missing some core players, but the young players are all capable and well done. ”

'Everyone is always ready to play, the new players who join us are doing a really good job, we have a great squad and we can compete in the Premier League. Tony has scored 40 goals in 76 appearances since joining Brentford in 2020.

After joining Newcastle in 2015, he made only four appearances for Newcastle and was loaned to clubs such as Barnsley and Wigan Athletic.

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