All news on the topic: Folarin Balogun

With a little over a week left of the transfer window, Arsenal have some big decisions to make when it comes to signing and selling players as they look to build on last season

Mikel Arteta has already splashed out more than £200m in this summer's transfer window but the Arsenal boss hasn't ruled out more signings before 11pm on September 1

The Gunners have spent plenty of cash over the course of the summer transfer window but now the onus appears to be on selling to balance the books before the deadline

Chelsea continue pushing on with their summer spending spree and could now be turning their attention to London rivals Arsenal as they aim the address their goal shy striker department

Arsenal make the trip to Crystal Palace on Monday night and manager Mikel Arteta has been handed some welcome team news, while the Gunners boss also ponders a number of transfer exits

Mikel Arteta's Arsenal have already signed Kai Havertz from Chelsea, Jurrien Timber from Ajax and Declan Rice from West Ham this summer - with more signings on the horizon

Arsenal beat Nottingham Forest in their Premier League opener but the away from the pitch, the Gunners are still working hard on transfers, with David Raya poised to be their next signing

Arsenal are looking to offload players to raise funds after a £200million splurge on Mikel Arteta's top transfer targets and Folarin Balogun is the most valuable asset up for sale

Folarin Balogun is attracting lots of interest from all over Europe and the Gunners are holding out for over £40million for the 22-year-old striker to fund another transfer

Arsenal are still busy in the transfer market despite splashing the cash to bring in Declan Rice, Jurrien Timber and Kai Havertz, with sporting director Edu working hard to bring in more players

Folarin Balogun looks set to spend the season on Arsenal's bench, with the Gunners reluctant to sell the striker, despite his demand for first-team football this campaign

Arsenal are celebrating winning the Community Shield, but boss Mikel Arteta is continuing to search for reinforcements as he prepares his side for a clash with Nottingham Forest

Arsenal striker Folarin Balogun has been seemingly sending some not-so-subtle transfer hints in the direction of Italian giants Inter Milan while on social media in the last 24 hours

Fans believe that wantaway Arsenal striker Folarin Balogun has dropped a hint over his preferred transfer destination amid interest in him from a host of top clubs

Arsenal face several weeks without Gabriel Jesus due to injury amid questions over the future of Folarin Balogun whilst several fringe players face an uncertain few weeks

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Arsenal will be without Gabriel Jesus for the opening exchanges of the Premier League season but are still not planning to use Folarin Balogun as his replacement

Manchester United's striker search looks to be nearing its end, with Erik ten Hag's side drawing ever closer to completing a big-money move for Denmark star Rasmus Hojlund

The Red Devils are desperate to add a striker to their squad ahead of the new Premier League season and even had an Arsenal forward on their list of potential recruits for Erik ten Hag

Arsenal have more work to do in the summer transfer window, with Champions League football forcing manager Mikel Arteta to add to his squad going into the new campaign

Mikel Arteta may have to sell a striker this summer - with Gabriel Jesus, Eddie Nketiah, Kai Havertz, Leandro Trossard and Folarin Balogun all currently on Arsenal's books

Christian Pulisic was unequivocal in his praise of his teammate Folarin Balogun after he pledged his international future to the USMNT and made an immediate impression

Folarin Balogun wants regular first-team action but will need to get ahead of Gabriel Jesus, Eddie Nketiah, Leandro Trossard and Kai Havertz in the Arsenal pecking order

Arsenal have slapped a £50million price tag on Folarin Balogun following an outstanding loan spell at Reims and the 22-year-old striker has now spoken about his future

Mikel Arteta's Arsenal have spent more than £200million to sign German forward Kai Havertz, Dutch defender Jurrien Timber and English midfielder Declan Rice this summer