The manager confirms the player’s omission: “The agreement is close” for the Wolves signing, Friday critical
Late in this window, Wolverhampton Wanderers made Tolu Arokodare of KRC Genk their aim. The Premier League team is aware that signing the striker will cost them €25 million, according to a report published two days ago by Het Laatste Nieuws.
Het Belang van Limburg’s report for today Wolves’ best chance of obtaining the 24-year-old’s services is on Friday. The player’s transfer from Genk to Molineux is reportedly “expected to gain momentum” today. The latest on Wolves’ pursuit of the Nigerian international is covered in a new report from HLN.
The forward was not included in the squad for their 2-1 Europa League qualifying loss at Lech Poznan on Thursday. Despite this, they advanced to the group stages with a 5-1 victory in the opening leg. Wolves wants to sign Arokodare before the deadline on Monday, which is why he was left out. According to HLN, he knew he wouldn’t be involved against the Polish team when he reported to the club on Thursday morning. The article indicates that a “agreement is close” for Arokodare to join Wolves, which is why.
The future of Wolves striker Jørgen Strand Larsen has been unknown. HLN maintains that Arokodare is being signed by Vítor Pereira’s team to complement the Norwegian, not to replace him. Thorsten Fink, the manager of Genk, affirms that the Wolves target was not included yesterday due to the continuing transfer talks.
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