Everton could face major problems in rekindling their interest in Folarin Balogun after a failed summer move ended with the American walking away

Everton are interested in reviving a permanent move for AS Monaco striker Folarin Balogun in January, but face major obstacles in securing a deal. A proposed transfer collapsed on summer deadline day when the 25-year-old forward refused to sign his contract and walked away, reportedly upset over leaks concerning an alleged failed medical.
Manager David Moyes wants attacking reinforcements after Everton sold Beto to Fiorentina and Iliman Ndiaye to Manchester City. While Balogun remains open to playing in the Premier League, his willingness to join Everton alongside competition from rival clubs could complicate any pursuit.
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