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Vink: I Didn’t Expect Arokodare To Make Quick Impact At Ajax

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Former Ajax midfielder Marciano Vink has praised Super Eagles striker Tolu Arokodare, stating that he never expected the Nigerian international to make immediate impact at Ajax. Recall that Arokodare joined Ajax from Wolves this summer and has already scored 5 goals in 8 appearances across all competitions for Ajax this season. Read Also:Durosinmi Thrilled To [...]

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