Arsenal set to pocket sizeable fee as Premier League clubs eye Folarin BalogunArsenal could be set for an unexpected financial boost this summer if former academy graduate Folarin Balogun completes a move away from Monaco.According to talkSPORT, a number of Premier League clubs are keeping an eye on the striker following his impressive performances for the United States at the ongoing World Cup.Brighton & Hove Albion, Leeds United, Coventry City, and Hull City are among clubs monitoring Baloguns progress, making the Premier League his most likely landing spot this summer.The 24-year-old is coming off a fantastic club campaign where his goalscoring prowess was on show.He bagged 19 goals in 43 games across all competitions for AS Monaco, helping the Ligue 1 side secure Europa Conference League football with a seventh place finish.Balogun has picked up where he left off at the World Cup, helping the US to reach the knockout stages for the third campaign running.He already has two goals to his name and will hope to add to his tally when Mauricio Pochettinos side take on Turkiye on Friday.Baloguns performances for the US have raised his profile and becoming the first US player to score a brace in a World Cup match since 1930 has undoubtedly raised a few eyebrows.While Arsenal no longer have control over Baloguns future, theyre still in line to benefit financially from his success, which is expected to pay off this summer.Balogun left Arsenal for Monaco in 2023 in a deal worth around 34 million and the Gunners decided not to include a buy-back clause in the agreement.However, Arsenals negotiators did secure an important sell-on clause.Under the terms of the deal, the Gunners are entitled to 17.5% of any future transfer fee if Monaco sell Balogun before his contract runs out.Monaco are reportedly open to offers and could demand around 43m. Should a club meet that valuation, Arsenal would receive roughly 7.56m without having to lift a finger.

The FIFA Women's World Cup kicks off in Brazil on June 24, 2027, and, so far, 14 out of the 32 teams have secured their ticket already.

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Carlo Ancelotti has warned his Brazil players that they ought to be cautious of the high-quality "fighters" in the Scotland squad.It comes ahead of their clash in Miami tonight at 11pm, where the Seleo are set to face the Tartan Army in the final game of Group C.A draw for either team could almost certainly seal automatic qualification to the knockouts, which, according to manager Steve Clark, would be "very special".However, Ancelotti, who holds the record for most Champions League trophies as a manager, is keen not to overlook the Scots, stating that: "Easy games at the World Cup were finished a long time ago. We are ready to play a difficult game."TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayHe added: "Scotland has quality, they are fighters, they are well organised."The Italian coach then proceeded to praise "experienced" key players in the squad, such as Scott McTominay, who burst onto the scene in Italy, winning the league with Napoli in his first season, and John McGinn, who scored the winning goal in Scotland's first match against Haiti.Scotland have previously faced Brazil at the 1974, 1982, 1990 and 1998 finals.They haven't yet managed to overcome the five-time World Cup-winning side, but their passionate supporters hope to see this script broken in Miami tonight.LATEST SPORTS NEWSWorld Cup day 14: Reaction after England draw against Ghana and Scotland prepare to face BrazilWhy was Jude Bellingham not sent off for covering his mouth? Fifa's new rule explainedJude Bellingham accused of X-rated comment by Ghana manager after fiery bust-upMany pundits argue this is possible, with Brazil not seeming to pose the same threat they used to.A striking example of this can be seen in their now toothless attack: which has gone from three Ballon d'Or winners in recent years, such as Ronaldo, Ronaldinho and Rivaldo, to Brentford's Igor Thiago, who has failed to impress thus far in a Brazil shirt.TalkSport commentators such as Jeff Stelling and Ally McCoist have even tipped the South Americans to be "underachievers" in their World Cup predictions before the tournament started.Scotland on the other hand, only seem to have improved.Their emphatic 4-2 win over Denmark to qualify for the World Cup had really raised hopes that they could go far in the tournament, with Scott McTominay pulling off a stunning bicycle kick within the first three minutes.Ancelotti, in the build-up to the game, has also confirmed the return of Neymar Jr, saying: "He is available, he trained very well this week, he is fit and able and ready to play. We are very happy that he is back, he is a high-quality player."He can play half-time or the whole 90 minutes. He is very well, he worked very hard, so he is ready."His attitude is very good, he is in very good spirits, he's a good player and team-mate, he's very serious, and we want to put him back to play as soon as possible."He brings experience and knowledge; he is doing very well."The return of the winger comes at a convenient time for Brazil, as Barcelona forward Raphinha will miss the game due to a hamstring injury sustained in the win over Haiti.Alongside this fixture is Morocco vs Haiti, which will kick off at the same time in Atlanta, with the result of that game determining Scotland's final position in the group.Depending on other results, a win for Scotland could see them top the group, which would - theoretically - secure an easier route through the knockout fixtures.Scott McKenna, Kieran Tierney, and Aaron Hickey remain injury doubts for Clark's side, while Lewis Ferguson is expected to be key in the holding midfield role.Win two tickets to a FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final. ExpressVPN are giving one lucky Friend or Member the chance to experience football's biggest tournament live, with flights and accommodation covered by GB News. Entries close 30 June. ENTER HERE.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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Carlo Ancelotti soll Brasilien bei der WM zurck zu altem Glanz fhren. Dass der Italiener durch kaum etwas aus der Ruhe zu bringen ist, kann auf dem steinigen Weg nur von Vorteil sein.[mehr]

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England captain Ben Stokes said he apologised to teammates after he and Gus Atkinson missed the second Test for breaching the team's midnight curfew. Stokes admitted the nightclub controversy overshadowed the debuts of several young players and affected the squad. Cleared of serious misconduct but issued warnings, Stokes stressed accountability, denied any rift with coach Brendon McCullum, and said the team is now fully focused on winning the series decider against New Zealand.