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Football transfer rumours: Folarin Balogun to Spurs? Pedro Neto to Manchester City?

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Today’s fluff is riding a unicycleIt’s been a quiet summer thus far for Folarin Balogun, so why not stir up some controversy by signing for the arch rivals of your boyhood club? The Monaco striker, who started his career at Arsenal, is being linked with a move to Tottenham Hotspur, who need a goalscorer to ensure they do not finish 17th again. The American’s agents have offered him up to Roberto De Zerbi’s side to see if they are willing to bite.

Today’s fluff is riding a unicycle

It’s been a quiet summer thus far for Folarin Balogun, so why not stir up some controversy by signing for the arch rivals of your boyhood club? The Monaco striker, who started his career at Arsenal, is being linked with a move to Tottenham Hotspur, who need a goalscorer to ensure they do not finish 17th again. The American’s agents have offered him up to Roberto De Zerbi’s side to see if they are willing to bite. One forward certainly of interest to the Italian manager is Chelsea’s Nicolas Jackson but no bid has been made.

This seems like a sensible point to put some Tottenham and Manchester City gossip in. If Savinho heads down south, as has been discussed for a long old while, Enzo Maresca would like Pedro Neto to replace him as a wing demon, having worked with the Portugal international at Chelsea. In further Spurs winger news, Manor Solomon was close to leaving for West Ham but Hull have entered the race as part of their accelerated transfer activity as they seek to ascertain if the Israeli is a Housemartins fan.

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Folarin Balogun (PERSON) Spurs (LOCATION) Pedro Neto (PERSON) Manchester City (LOCATION) Monaco (ORG) Arsenal (LOCATION) Tottenham Hotspur (PERSON) American (ORG) Roberto De Zerbi (PERSON) Italian (ORG) Chelsea (ORG) Nicolas Jackson (PERSON) Tottenham (ORG) Savinho (ORG) Enzo Maresca (PERSON)
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