Monaco are prepared to part ways with United States striker Folarin Balogun and France winger Maghnes Akliouche if suitable offers arrive, the club's general manager Thiago Scuro confirmed on Wednesday.
The Ligue 1 side are currently in negotiations with UEFA Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain over a proposed €35 million deal for Akliouche, 24, who is representing France at the FIFA World Cup.
Balogun, 25, enjoyed an impressive tournament for the United States, scoring three goals before the co-hosts were eliminated by Belgium in the Round of 16. He featured in the defeat after FIFA suspended his one-match ban, following a request from US President Donald Trump.
Scuro also revealed that Cameroon midfielder Lamine Camara could leave the Principality club as Monaco look to reduce their wage bill.
"Individuals like Balogun, Akliouche, Camara are of interest to teams," Scuro told AFP.
"If we reach an agreement that is right for Monaco, it could be done very quickly.
"If not, there will be nothing, but there are talks going on every day," the Brazilian added.
