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USMNT star Folarin Balogun picks Premier League team on deadline day, opening door for Erik Lira
- With the European transfer window closing Tuesday, Sept. 1, Everton Football Club has submitted an £18M proposal to Monaco for USMNT striker Folarin Balogun, who has reached an agreement with the Toffees.
- Balogun has not featured for Monaco this season, prompting the club to secure a replacement; Paris Brunner, a 20-year-old German forward, has scored three goals in three games.
- Everton may facilitate Balogun's arrival by offloading striker Beto, who scored 25 goals in 113 games since his £25m move from Udinese in 2023, as Fiorentina expresses interest.
- The Toffees are simultaneously negotiating separate deals involving Richarlison and Iliman Ndiaye, while eyeing Fulham right-back Kenny Tete; Manager David Moyes rejected an offer from Nottingham Forest for Harrison Armstrong.
- Negotiations are advancing to bring Jack Grealish back for a second season following his loan last year, as the Manchester City player remains surplus to requirements at his parent club.
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Folarin Balogun, 25, made headlines during the World Cup. Now the American is ready to play in the Premier League. It will be a move to Everton, writes transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano.
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·Los Angeles, United States
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With the release of an extra-community player position with the departure of Folarin Balogun, Erik Lira's signing with Monaco is imminent.
It is a matter of hours before the transfer of Erik Lira to the Monaco of France is completed.
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The Independent (US)Everton open talks over Folarin Balogun in last-ditch attacking overhaul
Richarlison and Jack Grealish could also arrive in a busy end to the window for Everton
·London, United Kingdom
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