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Folarin Balogun leaving Monaco?
L'Équipe reports that Folarin Balogun will be a key figure in Monaco's player sales this summer. The total revenue from the sales of Folarin Balogun, Lamine Camara, and Maghnes Akliouche is expected to be more than 100 million euros. All or almost all players will be for sale, particularly if the transfer window's progress is slow because of the World Cup.
L'Équipe reports that Folarin Balogun will be a key figure in Monaco's player sales this summer. The total revenue from the sales of Folarin Balogun, Lamine Camara, and Maghnes Akliouche is expected to be more than 100 million euros. All or almost all players will be for sale, particularly if the transfer window's progress is slow because of the World Cup.
Folarin Balogun wants to return to England. Monaco, who bought Folarin Balogun from Arsenal for 30 million euros in the summer of 2023, expects to make a significant profit. The outcome of this transfer is expected to be decided after the World Cup, as players' values may change depending on their performances in the competition. No club is expected to take action before the end of the season, though they are likely to further their interest soon after.
Folarin Balogun wants to return to England. Monaco, who bought Folarin Balogun from Arsenal for 30 million euros in the summer of 2023, expects to make a significant profit. The outcome of this transfer is expected to be decided after the World Cup, as players' values may change depending on their performances in the competition. No club is expected to take action before the end of the season, though they are likely to further their interest soon after.
Goal.com has reported that Folarin Balogun is attracting interest from the Premier League during a strong season with Monaco. The former Arsenal striker is reportedly having his best campaign yet, which has led to rumours of a return to the English top flight.
Goal.com has reported that Folarin Balogun is attracting interest from the Premier League during a strong season with Monaco. The former Arsenal striker is reportedly having his best campaign yet, which has led to rumours of a return to the English top flight.
Folarin Balogun has been injured and will undergo shoulder surgery. Due to his long-term unavailability, AS Monaco is planning to recruit a new striker during the winter transfer window. Adi Hütter, the coach of AS Monaco, mentioned the difficulty of signing a player during this period and suggested that a loan might be a more feasible option given the circumstances.
Folarin Balogun has been injured and will undergo shoulder surgery. Due to his long-term unavailability, AS Monaco is planning to recruit a new striker during the winter transfer window. Adi Hütter, the coach of AS Monaco, mentioned the difficulty of signing a player during this period and suggested that a loan might be a more feasible option given the circumstances.
Paris Saint-Germain has submitted a 65 million euro offer for the young American forward Folarin Balogun, who is currently playing for AS Mónaco. Balogun, who joined Mónaco in 2023 for 30 million euros, has made a significant impact in French football. Despite having players like Ousmane Dembelé, Barcola, and Warren Zaïre-Emery, PSG is seeking young talent to secure their future prospects. Mónaco is said to highly value Balogun and recognize his importance to the team's future.
Paris Saint-Germain has submitted a 65 million euro offer for the young American forward Folarin Balogun, who is currently playing for AS Mónaco. Balogun, who joined Mónaco in 2023 for 30 million euros, has made a significant impact in French football. Despite having players like Ousmane Dembelé, Barcola, and Warren Zaïre-Emery, PSG is seeking young talent to secure their future prospects. Mónaco is said to highly value Balogun and recognize his importance to the team's future.
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