Fulham join Manchester United in race for Super Eagles attacker

2010 UEFA Europa League finalists, Fulham, have joined Manchester United and other German clubs in the race for Super Eagles and KRC Genk attacker, Toluwalase Emmanuel Arokodare, Soccernet.ng reports.

The 24-year-old is another Nigerian forward who might be on the move this summer as Victor Osimhen, Victor Boniface, Ademola Lookman, Paul Onuachu and Cyriel Dessers have all been linked with exits from their current clubs.

Arokodare scored 23 goals and provided seven assists in 45 games for KRC Genk in all competitions, winning the Belgian Pro League Golden Boot. He's previously stated an intent to play in the English Premier League.

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According to the Sun, Arokodare is eager to secure a move to the Premier League, and Fulham have already held talks with the striker's party over a possible move after he recently took on a new agency in a bid to make the big step-up to England.

Marco Silva's side have not been short of Nigeria-related talents in recent years, housing Josh Maja, Ademola Lookman, Ola Aina, Tosin Adarabioyo, Alex Iwobi and Calvin Bassey in the past six Premier League Campaign.

Arokodare stands at 1.97m, possessing a towering stature in the air, which is a trait Fulham forwards in recent years, boast of as a strength, meaning he'll fit right in alongside the Super Eagles innit-boys in Bassey and Iwobi.

Should Arokodare join Fulham?

Arokodare, who previously stated his dream transfer would be to Real Madrid, has cleared the air about a potential move to the English Premier League, specifically Manchester United.

In an interview with SportsBoom, the former FC Koln striker revealed he's always been a fan of the Red Devils, and wouldn't be averse to joining the three-time UEFA Champions League winners.

“Obviously, it's a dream to play in the Premier League, but I have my eyes on it for sure. Whatever options I have, I'll take my time and make the best decision.

“I'm a Manchester United fan, and if it happens, it would mean a lot to me and my family,” the ex-Amiens SC striker said.

While Fulham are still considering their options, it'll be interesting to see which club Arokodare joins this summer.