🚨 Folarin Balogun transfer from Monaco to Everton off. Deal for 25yo #ASMonaco# striker renegotiated after issues during medical & deal sheet submitted; but USA international decided not to proceed + left #EFC# training ground without signing @TheAthleticFC

🚨 Lamine Camara from AS Monaco to Chelsea collapses. #CFC# say full written agreement found for 22yo midfielder to join before #ASMonaco# reneged following renegotiation of Folarin Balogun transfer to Everton. Senegal international’s move off @TheAthleticFC

🚨 Everton hopeful of completing deal to sign Folarin Balogun from Monaco before transfer window closes. #EFC# deal for 25yo #ASMonaco# striker being renegotiated with lower fixed fee + higher bonuses. Loan move for Joshua Zirkzee of #MUFC# off @TheAthleticFC

🚨 Chelsea reach agreement with Monaco to sign Lamine Camara. Deal for 22yo midfielder worth £47m to #ASMonaco#. Senegal international completed medical + joins #CFC# on 6+1yr contract after Fernandez exit; set to arrive in London on Wednesday @TheAthleticFC

🚨🔵 Chelsea and AS Monaco had a meeting on Thursday to discuss Lamine Camara as possible option for #CFC# midfield. AS Monaco still hope to keep Camara but remain in talks for Pape Matar Sarr from Spurs, as reported. 👀

🇨🇵🇲🇽 NEW: AS Monaco have been pushing to sign Erik Lira for the past 15 days The negotiations are not off, but the deal is currently on hold due to the club’s non-EU player quota situation. ⏳ Monaco remain interested in the Mexican midfielde Source: @clmerlo

🚨🇸🇳 Pape Matar Sarr has been offered to Juventus as midfield option after Kessie deal off. He’s allowed to leave Tottenham with talks already ongoing for days with AS Monaco, leading the race.

Princess Grace of Monaco shares a playful moment with President John F. Kennedy during a visit to the White House in 1961. Princess Grace of Monaco visited the White House on May 24, 1961, alongside her husband, Prince Rainier III, for a luncheon hosted by President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. The gathering brought together politics, royalty, Hollywood, and fashion in one of the defining social events of the early 1960s. Before becoming Princess Grace, she was Grace Kelly, one of Hollywood’s biggest stars. She appeared in classics such as Rear Window, Dial M for Murder, and To Catch a Thief before retiring from acting following her marriage to Prince Rainier in 1956. By 1961, she had taken on a new role as Monaco’s princess and an internationally recognized royal. The occasion attracted even more attention because Grace Kelly and Jacqueline Kennedy were among the most admired women of their generation. Both were celebrated for their elegance, style, and public image, making their appearance together a major cultural moment. According to the JFK Library, the event was a White House luncheon held at 1:00 p.m. on May 24, 1961, in honor of Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace of Monaco.