Peterborough United could receive a massive financial windfall if two transfers are finalized during the January transfer window.
Former striker Ivan Toney, who has been out of action due to FA betting rule breaches, is set to return to the pitch for Brentford. Despite not playing this season, Toney has caught the attention of several Premier League clubs, including Arsenal, and is reportedly available for purchase for £100 million.
In addition, center-back Ronnie Edwards has garnered interest from Aston Villa and West Ham, with a price tag of £10 million placed on him by Peterborough United.
The potential sale of Toney also includes a sell-on clause, where Peterborough could receive a significant portion of any transfer fee due to their previous deal with Brentford. Similarly, the potential sale of Edwards could provide the club with the funds to find a suitable replacement.
The potential combined earnings from these transfers could give Peterborough United the financial resources to improve their squad and increase their budget, particularly if they achieve promotion to the Championship.
