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Reports: Balogun walks away from Everton move
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Reports: Balogun walks away from Everton move

ESPN about 2 hours 1 mins read
Folarin Balogun pulled out of a move to Everton from AS Monaco after an on-again, off-again day ended without the United States striker making a transfer to the Premier League, according to multiple reports.

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