Wolves are in talks to sign Genk striker Tolu Arokodare, who has been identified as a 'serious target' according to Fabrizio Romano.
Wolves are in the market for new additions in the summer market after losing Matheus Cunha, meaning they will likely be pushing to bring in more attacking options. Fer Lopez and Jhon Arias have arrived through the door so far, but Vitor Pereira will undoubtedly want more, especially with speculation ongoing regarding a possible exit for Jorgen Strand Larsen.
It's recently been reported that Newcastle United are set to make a £60m bid to sign Strand Larsen, which will be their third offer for the striker. The Magpies appear to be insisting on securing his signature before the summer transfer window slams shut, so Wolves will need to be prepared with a replacement ready if he does depart.
Fabrizio Romano: Wolves Working on Deal to Sign Arokodare
Vitor Pereira
Reporting on X, Romano has confirmed that Wolves are in talks to sign Genk striker Arokodare, with a deal underway on both club and player side. The towering forward was the top goalscorer of the Belgian Jupiler League last season, contributing 30 goals and assists combined in all competitions.
"Wolves have started talks to sign Tolu Arokodare as new striker with deal underway on player/club side. Top scorer of Belgian Jupiler league last season now serious target for #WWFC."
Arokodare could be targeted as an alternative to Getafe striker Christantus Uche. Wolves agreed a fee with the Spanish club, but a deal has stalled as they struggle to reach an agreement with the player.