Monaco Transfers BACKFIRE | Folarin Balogun & Lamine Camara STAYING PUT



The 2026 Summer Transfer Window has come to a close, and that has our crew reacting to one of the craziest transfer deadline day stories, and those are the failed deals of Folarin Balogun to Everton & Lamine Camara to Chelsea. Lisa Carlin, Nico Cantor, Stefano Fusaro & Geoff Shreeves are pleased to be joined by Tom Bogert to break down the news, discussing what went wrong on AS Monaco’s end to prevent these moves from coming to fruition.

0:00 Balogun to Everton FAILS
2:54 What happened in the Medical?
3:49 Everton not committed to Balogun?
4:24 Domino effect of this move
6:04 What next for Balogun?
8:40 Balogun’s one chance for a move?
12:17 No Options for Balogun?
13:54 Nobody wins?
14:39 Watch More!

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32 thoughts on “Monaco Transfers BACKFIRE | Folarin Balogun & Lamine Camara STAYING PUT”

  1. Bogart is clueless!

    Apparently, Balogun missed an early flight to Finch Farm and arrived late; then the medical team found an issue with his knee, renegotiated with Monaco, and now all is fine.

    They tried to renegotiate with Balogun on certain terms because of his knee, and we have every right to do so!

    I believe the player's ego, after the sh!t show of a corrupt World Cup and the interference from the Orange man, has swollen, and he decides to walk again- up to him.

    Everton have inadvertently created this mess, but if a player has a fragile ego, perhaps we have dodged a bullet!

  2. Everton was trying to be cute and got screwed. If you think there is a medical issue and failed him, then why go back and try to renegotiate for the said player. The medical issue didn’t disappear in the 3 or 4 hours that followed. You either want the player or you don’t.

  3. Sky sports was reporting this as well and stated that when clubs agree and restructure a deal one thing that also needs to be restructured is the players wages and terms…Balogun probably didn't like the new terms and or wage…and he opted out 😅…you can't restructure a deal without restructuring the players part as well…

  4. Common sense people…

    First the “failed medical” leak offended Balo

    Then the amended deal that attached bonuses to starts or goals as opposed to just flat out paying him

    Why would an established double digit goal scorer sign a deal that ties his salary to performance…he’s not an Arsenal academy kid any longer, he’s scored 20+ Ligue 1 goals and had a good World Cup

    If Moyes or ownership decides they want to save money the easiest way to do that is to limit his starts….thats disrespectful to a player of Balo’s stature and talent

    You don’t need Scooby Doo to solve this mystery

    Everton screwed the pooch with the BS medical leaks and lowballing Balo especially when Everton isn’t really known for going forward and creating chances

    Again use your brains….

  5. A $40 Million contract is not life-changing money? I get that Saudi wages are even greater, and you can understand people taking it. But let's not pretend that PL money is superb and life changing, too!

    My issue with Balogun is that he made the decision so late. Everton being cautious after an independent medical team say there is an issue with this man you are looking to pay $90 M (fee plus wages) for is absolutely acceptable. And if his issue is with that, he should be avoided as a diva. If it is the circus at Everton he wanted to avoid, perhaps make that decision earlier

  6. Everton are f**ked, too. Only one senior striker in the world's biggest and most competitive national football league. More explanations are needed from Balogun. Some big businesses have been screwed by this

  7. Needs to be some sackings at Everton. Mainly Kinnear and everyone else involved in bringing in transfers. It would have been better just keeping Beto instead of wasting £45m on an average striker like Balogun. Plus, Balogun is definitely injured because he's not played since the world cup. Apparently it's to do with his knee, so I think it's a lie that he's fine.

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