There have been numerous reports connecting Fulham with a potential transfer move for Folarin Balogun, as they aim to find a replacement for Aleksandar Mitrovic.
Balogun is anticipated to depart from Arsenal in the upcoming days, following a successful loan spell at Reims during the previous season.
Fulham is actively considering a number of strikers, and Balogun is emerging as a frontrunner in this pursuit.
The striker has expressed his desire to permanently leave Arsenal instead of going out on loan again, and the club is open to allowing his departure for a transfer fee.
This scenario is likely to facilitate the process for any interested party seeking to secure his signature. However, Fulham appears to be exploring various options simultaneously.
Their manager, Marco Silva, discussed their interest in different strikers recently and said, as quoted by Football London.
“If we are going to sign a striker, it has to be someone who can have an impact in our squad.
“Of course we need to sign players, but we need to sign the right ones.”
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Balogun may want to remain in London and Fulham is one of the clubs he can join in the city.
However, they seem to have many options to consider before making their decision on a target.
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Balogun is £60 million this year or £100 million next year. Fulham can always buy 7 goal Ferguson from Brighton for £100 million(valued by Brighton, i kid you not).
Unless Monaco have offered Arsenal £60 million after addons for Balogun then it is fake news by anti arsenal journalist.
Crazy. 100 million for a 3rd choice striker. You could buy a new hospital fot that. If you don’t want him give him to Fulham. They can’t afford to buy the Premier League title.
Kieran Tierney have accepted to join real sociedad on loan with no option to buy.
Medical on the way.