The chaos of Folarin Balogun’s failed move to Everton stemmed from a significant issue in his medical, talkSPORT understands.It is believed that the Toffees tried to renegotiate the deal for Balogun at a lower price with appearance-related add-ons.Balogun opted not to join Everton after a chaotic night on Deadline DayGettyBut the striker was late for his scheduled flight over to England from France, and the Premier League side were left waiting on Monaco to provide important documentation.A deal sheet was signed before 11pm after Monaco agreed to the new terms regarding the sale of Balogun.However, despite that, the move ultimately fell through when the striker changed his mind and wanted to return to his club.Everton were still open to completing the transfer and smoothing out the negotiations if Balogun boarded a Wednesday morning flight.A Chelsea source accused Monaco of being unprofessional on the same night, after Lamine Camara’s transfer to Stamford Bridge also fell through in the final moments of the window.Balogun’s deadline day dramaThe USA international had initially been primed to complete a £40million move to Hill Dickinson Stadium, but the move was thrown into doubt with just hours left of the window.Needing to sell players to balance the books, this plunged Monaco into chaos and left Everton scrambling for alternatives.With striker Beto leaving to join Fiorentina, the Merseyside outfit had lined up Balogun as a replacement.But after the move for the American hit some problems in his medical, the Toffees then turned their attention to Premier League duo Joshua Zirkzee and Tammy Abraham.Manchester United forward Zirkzee saw a transfer to Juventus fall through, prompting David Moyes‘ side to line up a loan move.Moyes now only has one recognised fit senior centre forward until January at the earliestGettyAston Villa striker Abraham was also being considered, with the ex-Chelsea man facing a battle for game time following the arrivals of Nicolas Jackson and Brian Madjo at Villa Park.However, in a chaotic end to the transfer window, both of Everton’s late approaches for the pair were rejected.This led Moyes to resurrect the deal for Balogun later on deadline day, with the deal renegotiated – and the acquisition of the former Arsenal man appeared to be done with a deal sheet submitted to allow for extra time to complete the transfer.But in an unexpected twist of fate revealed hours after the 11pm deadline, Balogun decided not to proceed with the move.He headed back to Monaco, who are in the midst of serious financial issues and were relying on the transaction to go through.Balogun’s withdrawal also leaves Everton in a very precarious position in terms of their attacking options for the rest of the season. Everton have been boosted by landing Grealish on another season-long loan but the centre forward was what they really neededGettyEverton left short in attackJack Grealish returned to Everton for a second spell but they allowed Iliman Ndiaye to join Manchester City in a £60million deal.Beto joined Fiorentina in the final days of the summer window, making Thierno Barry their only recognised senior centre forward.Wingers Brennan Johnson, Tyrique George and Tyler Dibling are the options for Moyes to use in attacking areas. In other areas of the squad, Everton added right-back Ainsley Maitland-Niles on Deadline Day, as he joined for £5m from Lyon. Meanwhile, Balogun’s wait to return to the Premier League after a three-year absence goes on.The 25-year-old has scored 31 goals in 91 matches across all competitions for Monaco, while he has 12 goals from 31 caps for the USA.