Ivan Toney has left Al Ahli Cairo after the team failed to meet expectations during his season-long loan spell in Egypt.
The striker, who joined the Egyptian giants on loan from Brentford in January, struggled for form and goals as he made just three appearances for the club.
Despite being linked with moves away from the African champions, Toney decided to remain at the club until the end of the season.
His departure is a blow to Al Ahli, who were hoping to use his services to boost their attacking options this campaign.
However, the striker's lack of consistency and form have not been enough to justify his inclusion in the squad.
Toney, who was born in Ghana but represents England through his father, had previously scored 14 goals in 28 games for Brentford last season.
He also played for Watford before joining Brentford in 2019.
Despite his struggles, Toney will be remembered fondly by fans of both clubs, who appreciated his ability to score crucial goals in important matches.
In conclusion, Ivan Toney's decision to leave Al Ahli Cairo after failing to meet expectations is a disappointment for the club and its supporters.
It remains to be seen whether he can find success elsewhere or if his time at the club is over. However, it is clear that his contribution to the team's performance was limited due to his inconsistent form.