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Transfer: Genoa join Fiorentina in race for Arokodare

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Genoa have joined Fiorentina in the race to sign Wolverhampton Wanderers striker, Tolu Arokodare, DAILY POST reports.

Arokodare has been consistently linked with Fiorentina, who are seeking to sign him on loan with a purchase option.

According to Italian newspaper Il Secolo XIX, Genoa have added the striker to their shortlist as they look to strengthen their attacking options ahead of the new season.

Wolves are open to selling the Nigeria international, but on their own terms.

The 25-year-old arrived the Molineux from Belgian Pro League giants KRC Genk last summer.

He scored six goals across all competitions as Wolves suffered relegation from the Premier League.

Transfer: Genoa join Fiorentina in race for Arokodare

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