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Transfer: Balogun Linked with Move to Tottenham

Standard Sport says talks are progressing after Monaco offered the USA striker to Spurs, with Balogun’s future at the Ligue 1 club still uncertain.

  • Monaco and USA striker Folarin Balogun has been offered to Tottenham Hotspur this summer, with negotiations progressing after the deal was previously described as difficult to negotiate.
  • The forward holds a 15-year association with Arsenal, coming through their academy before making first-team appearances. He was at the centre of controversy during the 2026 World Cup after his red card was suspended.
  • Tottenham Hotspur is prioritizing player sales this summer, facilitating exits for academy graduates including Will Lankshear, Alfie Devine, Tynan Thompson, and Luka Vuskovic, who joined Brighton for £46m.
  • Defender Phillips is set to leave the London club permanently for Middlesbrough, seeking regular minutes after accumulating over 100 Championship appearances during loan spells at Plymouth Argyle and Stoke City.
  • Middlesbrough manager Kim Hellberg aims to strengthen his squad for a Premier League promotion push, while Spurs hope to pocket a significant profit on the £2m they paid for Phillips in 2022.
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The attacker Folarin Balogun of Monaco can star in one of the most controversial transfers of the European summer window. Revealed in the base categories of the Arsenal, the 25-year-old player was offered to Tottenham, the biggest rival of the Gunners in northern London, according to the British newspaper The Guardian. Vini Jr.: what is so far known about the future of the attacker in Real Madrid Real Madrid marks a meeting to discuss Vini's ren…

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The Sun broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
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