Arsenal may profit from Balogun's potential transfer this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 12:55 PM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Arsenal stands to receive financial benefits from Folarin Balogun's potential transfer as several clubs show interest in the striker. After his impactful World Cup with the USA, Monaco may consider selling Balogun, who they value at 50 million euros. Arsenal included a 17.5% sell-on clause in their agreement with Monaco when Balogun transferred, allowing them to gain from any future sale. The Gunners will keep a close eye on Balogun’s situation as they could secure a financial boost if he departs this summer, influenced by his strong performances and growing reputation in Europe.
- •Folarin Balogun impressed during the World Cup with the USA.
- •Monaco values Balogun at 50 million euros.
- •Arsenal holds a 17.5% sell-on clause in Balogun's contract.
- •Interest in Balogun is rising from multiple clubs.
- •Monaco may assess interest before deciding Balogun's future.
- 12:55 PMYahoo Sports — Arsenal set for transfer windfall as several clubs eye move for Balogun
"Arsenal could benefit financially from Folarin Balogun’s future transfer as the striker continues to attract interest following his impressive World Cup campaign. The Gunners included a 17.5% sell-o...
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