Folarin Balogun has addressed his failed deadline day move to Everton.The striker had looked set to complete a £40million switch to the Toffees from Monaco at the end of the summer transfer window.Balogun has addressed his Premier League future after his failed Everton moveGettyHowever, a significant issue was discovered during his medical, prompting Everton to renogiate the deal.After agreeing a lower fee with appearance-based add-ons, the move appeared to be back on.Balogun would then be late for his scheduled flight to England before changing his mind on signing for Everton.The decision came despite a dealsheet being submitted by the club.Balogun on future Premier League moveAfter returning to action with Monaco prior to the international break, Balogun has now addressed the transfer saga.The USA international spoke exclusively to talkSPORT at the opening NFL London game of the season.Balogun was in attendance at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the Indianapolis Colts’ win over the Washington Commanders.Asked if a Premier League return is still something he would want in the future, the 25-year-old admitted: “Yes, potentially.“Football has many twists and turns as we’ve seen after the World Cup.“I was close to a transfer, didn’t materialise, but for sure it’s definitely an option.”Balogun saw a deadline day switch to Everton collapse at the 11th hourAFPBalogun started his career in England with Arsenal, spending 12 years with the Gunners before his move to Monaco in 2023.In that time, he made just two Premier League appearances for the club, though.As for Monaco’s campaign so far, he added: “It’s been a good start to the season.“We’ve started the last three seasons well so I think the focus is how you finish it. So we take it step-by-step.”Filipe Luis’ side currently sit top of Ligue 1 with an unbeaten record after five matches this term.Balogun made his return to action in their win over Lens last time out prior to the international break.Balogun returned to action for Monaco prior to the international breakGettyIt came after he was omitted from their Conference League squad in the wake of his failed move to Everton.Monaco will face CSKA Sofia, Freiburg, Nordsjaelland, Hearts, Brighton and Lincoln Red Imps during the league phase.