“It is God’s wish” – Super Eagles newboy Arokodare dreams of transfer to top Spanish club

Super Eagles and Genk striker, Toluwalase Emmanuel Arokodare, has revealed his dream move would be to join 15-time UEFA Champions League winners, Real Madrid, Soccernet.ng reports.

The 24-year-old striker is enjoying the most prolific moment of his budding career, scoring 20 goals and providing five assists in 38 games across all competitions.

He's been linked with several clubs ahead of the summer transfer window, with clubs from Turkey and England monitoring the performances of the two-cap Super Eagles star.

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With a summer move on the horizon, the former FC Koln striker was quizzed about what would be his dream transfer.

“Real Madrid, It is Tolu’s wish, and God’s wish,” Arokodare Het Nieuwsblad as relayed by Voetbal 24 News.

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Jarne Steuckers (23)
31 Games
8 Goals | 7 Assists
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Tolu Arokodare (24)
32 Games
18 Goals | 5 Assists
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Should Real Madrid go for Arokodare this summer?

Thorsten Fink's side appear to be preparing for a farewell for the lanky Nigerian forward, with hopes of doing that with the Jupiler Pro League triumph.

While Real Madrid has yet to register interest in Arokodare, the striker will be a good fit for Los Blancos, although he won't be a starter.

Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Junior, and Rodrygo Goes are undoubtedly the top three for Carlo Ancelotti's side, but Tolu's profile will be an interesting profile for the 15-time UEFA Champions League winners.

Standing at 1.99m, Arokodare provides an aerial threat that no other player in the Madrid squad possesses, and that could be worth looking at by the club's scouts.