Genk pursues Nigerian striker Rafiu Durosinmi from Pisa for €10m
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 11:10 AM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026
Genk is looking to strengthen its attack by signing Nigerian striker Rafiu Durosinmi from Pisa. The 23-year-old has a price tag of around €10 million after scoring just one goal in 12 appearances since joining Pisa in January. Genk is reportedly negotiating the sale of Kos Karetsas to Borussia Dortmund for €35 million, which could provide the necessary funds for Durosinmi. The club has previously had success with Nigerian strikers, making this potential signing significant. Durosinmi is reportedly interested in the move following Pisa's relegation to Serie B last season.
- •Genk is targeting Rafiu Durosinmi from Pisa.
- •The transfer fee is projected at around €10 million.
- •Durosinmi has scored one goal in 12 games for Pisa.
- •Genk aims to fund the transfer through the sale of Kos Karetsas.
- •Durosinmi shows interest in moving after Pisa's relegation.
- 11:10 AMYahoo Sports — Genk will need to pay around €10m to sign Nigerian striker from Pisa
"Genk are in the market for a new striker. They appear, according to HNB, to be keen on Pisa’s Nigerian striker Rafiu Durosinmi . However, the 23-year-old Nigerian striker will not come cheap. Pisa ...
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