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This is why I hate London – England striker, Ivan Toney rages after his Lamborghini was broken into by thieves

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Former Brentford striker, Ivan Toney has taken to social media to rage after his Lamborghini was broken into by thieves during a summer break.

The England international moved to Al-Ahli last summer after signing a £20million-a-year deal with the Saudi Pro League side.

The move to Saudi came just over six months from his return to football after Toney had served his eight-month ban for breaching the Football Association’s gambling regulations. 

But Toney has since returned to the United Kingdom during his off-season to spend time with his family.

Sharing a picture on his Instagram Story, Toney showed that the window of his Lamborghini Urus worth over £197,000 had been smashed and the car broken into by would-be thieves.

He captioned an image of the damage: ‘This is why I hate London’. 

Source: LIB

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