The just ended transfer window as exciting as always but had two interesting stories: Malik Fofana’s one day drama between Sunderland and Crystal Palace and Balogun’s failed transfer to Everton, which caused Camara’s failed transfer to Chelsea. The London club was furious as the Senegalese midfielder was their replacement for Enzo Fernandes. In fact, they allowed the Argentinian to join Manchester City when they got positive news from Monaco, only to see them backout in the last minute. And the reason the French club decided to keep the player was their own failure with Everton. During the day, it was agreed that Folarin Balogun, a former Arsenal player should move to Everton. But when he failed his medial, the other agreement was struck, with smaller fee and biggest bonuses, which were connected to his performances, and the deal was back on. But the player then changed his mind, having felt disrespected by Everton and the whole thing ended badly for both clubs.Deadline Day madness: how Chelsea, Everton and Monaco all ended up empty-handedOne day later, Balogun was not registered for the Conference League, an European competitiion in which Monaco will participate. In the meantime, Tottenham’s striker Richarlison, who refused to move to Everton before their talks with Balogun, was ommited from the team, while two long-term injured players were registered to play in the Premier League. Surely, there are the signs that both footballers are still to depart, as the transfer window is not finished in other leagues. As for the Brazilian, it’s probably both since he already flirted with his departure. Even the coach Roberto De Zerbi made it clear a few days ago that he ’said too many times he wants to leave’, but after his rant on Instagram followed a failed Everton move, the writing was on the wall.Camara and Sarr's agent speaks out: "Our African players deserve respect!"“After the ordeal I've been through in recent years, I've decided that they will NEVER AGAIN decide my future for me. I've been through a lot of bad things during this time, and almost all of them happened because of decisions made by other people….So, I hope they treat my situation with the same respect that I have always had for Spurs and for all the people who worked with me during this period. Just don't try to decide for me" he wrote. Today, he wasn’t registered to play in the Premier League, while two long-term injured players, Xavi Simons and Wilson Odobert were included. Now, Trabzonspor remains the only candidate to sign the Brazilian.🚨 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Richarlison has been 𝐋𝐄𝐅𝐓 𝐎𝐔𝐓 of Spurs' Premier League squad 😳Every Premier League team needs to submit a list of 25 senior players. Spurs have not included Richarlison, as they want him to find a new club. ❌According to The Athletic, Trabzonspor… pic.twitter.com/lnnt1XrEWE— 433 (@433) September 3, 2026 As for Balogun, he remains available to play in Ligue 1. After all, he was Monaco’s best striker last season and fourth in the whole France (13 goals in 30 matches), but the club is facing financial difficulties and he is still on the market. In fact, he didn’t feature so far for Monaco and the French will try to sell him to Saudi Arabia. Monaco are facing severe financial strain due to a combination of falling French TV rights revenue, an estimated 60 million deficit, and their recent absence from the Champions League. Becasuse of this shortfall, French football’s financial watchdog, the DNCG, has placed strict regulations on the club, including an enforced salary cap and mandatory payroll controls for the 2026–2027 season.LIGUE 1 – MATCHDAY 2Friday20.00: (1.55) Olympique Lyon (4.10) Auxerre (6.00) 22.05: (1.37) PSG (5.50) Monaco (7.30) Saturday18.15: (1.53) Lens (4.20) Lorient (6.25) 21.45: (2.65) Le Havre (3.15) Brest (2.80)21.45: (1.90) Nice (3.50) Le Mans (4.10) Sunday16.00: (3.00) Troyes (3.40) Strasbourg (2.35) 18.15: (3.90) Angers (3.50) Rennes (1.95) 21.45: (1.80) Olympique Marseille (3.60) Paris (4.60) * odds are subject to change