Ivan Toney is making a compelling case for an England recall with his prolific scoring in Saudi Arabia. The Al Ahli striker has netted 20 Saudi Pro League goals this season, surpassing Cristiano Ronaldo's tally by two goals. Toney, who last played for England in a friendly against Senegal in June 2024, is dreaming of representing his country at the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Despite moving to Al Ahli from Brentford during the summer of 2024 at age 28, Toney remains focused on international ambitions. He acknowledges Harry Kane as England's premier striker but believes his goal-scoring form could earn him a place in Thomas Tuchel's squad. Toney's impressive form has raised eyebrows since his transfer to the Saudi Pro League, where he's proven doubters wrong with consistent performances.

The 29-year-old striker admits he could return to the Premier League one day but is committed to achieving success in Saudi Arabia first. With seven England caps and a Euro 2024 runners-up medal already in his collection, Toney's World Cup aspirations remain very much alive. His goal-scoring exploits have put him back on the radar for international selection, and he's determined to keep finding the net to maximize his chances of making the plane to North America.