Tolu Arokodare joins Ajax on season-long loan from Wolves
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 2:25 PM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026
Ajax has signed Nigerian forward Tolu Arokodare on a season-long loan from Wolves. The Eredivisie club has an option to make the transfer permanent next summer. Arokodare, who struggled for regular playing time with Wolves last season, scored six goals in 38 appearances. Previously, he earned recognition as the Pro League's top scorer during the 2024/25 campaign in Belgium. Ajax aims to improve their standings after finishing fifth in the Eredivisie last season and hopes to secure UEFA Conference League qualification following a strong first-leg performance against Vojvodina.
- •Tolu Arokodare joins Ajax on a season-long loan from Wolves.
- •Ajax has the option to make the transfer permanent next summer.
- •Arokodare scored six goals in 38 appearances for Wolves last season.
- •He was the top scorer in Belgium's Pro League for the 2024/25 season.
- •Ajax holds a 4-1 lead in their first leg against Vojvodina.
- 2:25 PMYahoo Sports — Tolu Arokodare joins Ajax on loan
"Ajax have completed the signing of Nigeria international Tolu Arokodare from Wolves a season-long loan, with the Eredivisie club holding an option to make the move permanent next summer.The 25-year-ol...
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