
David Moyes has suffered another major transfer setback after Everton’s proposed move for Monaco striker Folarin Balogun collapsed dramatically on deadline day.Everton were reportedly prepared to pay around £40 million for the United States international, who travelled to the club to undergo his medical examination. However, concerns were raised after Everton’s medical team questioned aspects of Balogun’s fitness.According to Monaco sporting director Thiago Scuro, the concerns raised by Everton made little sense to Monaco’s medical staff and Balogun’s personal medical team. With the transfer deadline rapidly approaching, the situation became increasingly complicated.Balogun ultimately decided to pull out of the move because he was uncomfortable with the doubts surrounding his medical. The transfer consequently collapsed in the final stages, leaving Everton without the player they had hoped to sign.The dramatic failure represents another frustrating transfer blow for Moyes and Everton as Balogun remains at Monaco.