Wolves coach sees improvement in Arokodare
Rob Edwards, head coach of Wolves, has praised Tolu Arokodare for his ongoing development since joining the club. The Nigeria forward, who moved from Genk, has shown promising signs as he adapts to his new team. Edwards highlighted that Arokodare is working hard and gaining confidence, with recent performances reflecting his progress. The coach emphasized that while there is still room for growth, the striker is becoming an increasingly important option for Wolves.
Match highlights
- Rob Edwards said Tolu Arokodare is showing encouraging signs as he settles at Wolves.
- Arokodare has seen more playing time recently and is becoming a stronger contender for a starting spot.
- The coach noted that the striker is not just physically strong but also offers technical qualities and hard work.
- Recent games against Manchester United and West Ham have showcased Arokodare's improved hold-up play and ability to trouble defenders.
- Edwards believes the club’s new attacking system suits Arokodare and expects his productivity to rise as he continues to develop.
