Balogun’s profile makes him a natural target.
That combination is valuable in any market. Galatasaray are often alert to forwards who can raise the level immediately, while Saudi clubs have shown they will move quickly when a player offers both pedigree and resale intrigue.
The key detail is that interested clubs are reportedly asking about deal conditions rather than pushing through a late-stage move. That usually places the ball with Monaco.
If Monaco are open to a sale, the discussion becomes straightforward:
Another report around Monaco’s summer business says there could be broader squad movement, and that always shapes how aggressively a club listens to offers.
The Tottenham angle is the most eye-catching because of Balogun’s past ties to Arsenal and the broader appeal of a Premier League return. But the current picture appears cooler.
The next step is simple: watch whether enquiries become formal offers. If Galatasaray or a Saudi side turn interest into direct negotiations with Monaco, Balogun’s window could accelerate quickly. If not, the Tottenham chatter may remain exactly that - chatter.