Boss Wants Wolves Loan Star To ‘Do A Little More’
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5-second readAjax boss Michel has urged Wolves loanee Tolu Arokodare to be better at pressing opposition players to help the team.
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Ajax boss Michel has admitted that he does want to see more from Wolves loanee Tolu Arokodare when it comes to pressing opposition players. After spending just one season at Molineux, having joined in the summer of 2025, the Nigerian striker sought an exit following the club’s relegation to the Championship, sealing a move to Ajax.
Arokodare recently admitted that Ajax’s project to reclaim the Dutch throne impressed him and he has wasted little time making his mark for the Amsterdam giants.
Add Inside Futbol as a preferred source on Google. Earlier this month NEC Nijmegen defender Perr Schuurs claimed that the Wolves star is tougher to deal with than Belgian international Romelu Lukaku and last month Excelsior boss Ruben den Uli dubbed him a cheat code in the Eredivisie.
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- Wolverhampton Wanderers, Ajax
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Inside Futbol · reported · 2026-10-26 12:03 UTC
Boss Wants Wolves Loan Star To ‘Do A Little More’ ↗
Ajax boss Michel has urged Wolves loanee Tolu Arokodare to be better at pressing opposition players to help the team.
Inside Futbol · reported · 2026-10-23 15:44 UTC
‘We Don’t Talk Much’ – Wolves Loan Star Battling Through Language Barrier ↗
Wolves loanee Tolu Arokodare has revealed that he and Ajax team-mate Marcos Leonardo learn from each other despite limited communication.
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