Spurs advance talks to sign Folarin Balogun from Monaco
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 3:20 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Tottenham is engaging in discussions to acquire forward Folarin Balogun from Monaco, who has reportedly given his approval for a move. The club's recent transfer activity has focused on bolstering various positions, and Balogun has emerged as a priority target as Spurs seek additional attacking options. While talks are progressing, no formal offer has been made, and Balogun's potential fee is estimated at €60 million. Tottenham aims to enhance their offensive capabilities, with Balogun's versatility and experience making him an attractive candidate for this summer's squad adjustments.
- •Folarin Balogun has given his green light for a Tottenham transfer.
- •No formal offer has been made; discussions are ongoing.
- •Spurs are prioritizing both attacking reinforcements and options on the wing.
- •Balogun has 24 league goals in 72 appearances for Monaco.
- •The reported asking price for Balogun is €60 million.
- 3:20 PMYahoo Sports — Journalist: Spurs receive green light to sign former Arsenal forward
"Tottenham Transfer News: Folarin Balogun Gives Green Light as Spurs Talks ProgressTottenham’s summer business has already carried significant weight, but attention is now turning towards the forward...
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