The Lamine Camara to Chelsea deal CANNOT be revived following Folarin Balogun’s failed move to Everton, as Monaco REFUSED to sign a deal sheet.
@JacobsBen
Folarin Balogun’s move to Everton is OFF. The USA striker has decided not to proceed with the transfer and has left Everton’s training ground without signing.
@David_Ornstein
RC Deportivo de A Coruña have announced the signing of Marc Casadó on loan. The deal includes a €30m buy option, with Barça set to cover a significant portion of his salary.
AS Monaco have cancelled the Lamine Camara deal despite a written agreement between the clubs. Chelsea reportedly view the situation as deeply unprofessional and are FURIOUS. @FabrizioRomano
Jadon Sancho is set to join Palmeiras, with the deal now fully agreed and the English winger having chosen the Brazilian club as his next destination.
Sancho will sign a two-year contract with an option for a further season. He is expected to travel from London to São Paulo tonight, arriving tomorrow morning for his medical before completing the move and being officially announced as a Palmeiras player. @AlfonsoPartidor
FIFA has accepted the mass resignations within the Nigeria Football Federation, with FIFA, CAF, the National Sports Commission and NFF officials agreeing to continue discussions on a comprehensive reform roadmap for the federation. The process is aimed at establishing a more inclusive, peaceful and stable NFF capable of driving sustainable success and development for Nigerian football, both on and off the pitch.
Manchester City have announced the signing of Iliman Ndiaye on a five-year contract.
The deal is worth £60 million plus a further £5 million in add-ons.
Flo Balogun’s transfer to Everton is now in doubt after an issue emerged during his medical, according to Fabrice Hawkins.
Despite Monaco and Everton reaching a full agreement, the deal could now fall through.
Manchester United are now set to abandon their pursuit of Louis Page, despite negotiations having reached an advanced stage.
Leicester City were demanding £12m plus a further £3m in add-ons, while Page had made it clear that Manchester United was his preferred destination should he leave the club this summer. @TheAthleticFC