3 articles from The Guardian Sport, BBC Sport, ESPN.
Everton's £40 million transfer deal for US international Folarin Balogun collapsed on deadline day after the 25-year-old decided against joining the club from Monaco. The failed move left manager David Moyes with only one striker available, after Everton had already sold Beto and Ndiaye to raise funds for the transfer. The deal experienced an on-again, off-again day before ultimately falling through when Balogun walked away.
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25-year-old walks away from £40m deal at last moment Beto and Ndiaye already sold by club to raise funds Everton’s £40m move for US international Folarin Balogun collapsed late on deadline day to leave manager David Moyes with only one striker for the first half of the season.…
Everton's pursuit of Folarin Balogun from Monaco collapses after Balogun decides against move.
Folarin Balogun pulled out of a move to Everton from AS Monaco after an on-again, off-again day ended without the United States striker making a transfer to the Premier League, according to multiple reports.
